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- 1. Christine M. Sommerfelt Graphic Design Celebrating 80 Years csommerfelt@wi.rr.com 414-259-0005 DIRECT MAIL 742 West Capitol Drive Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53206 Color Emergence Building Futures for Over 80 Years Green Box indicates window placement watercolors by chris Sommerfelt March 7th – April 18th (over) Messmer Catholic Schools • 742 West Capitol Drive • Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53206 • (414) 264-5440 www.messmerschools.org I want to support and ensure the future of Messmer! Ë I would like to double my contribution with a Corporate Matching Gift of $_________________. Organization_______________________________________(Please enclose company form) Make checks payable to Messmer Catholic Schools. St. MArk’S EpiScopAl church GAllEry • 2618 N. hAckEtt AvE. • MilwAukEE opENiNG rEcEptioN: Saturday, March 14th, 1:30 – 4:00 pm The reception includes some art that will only be available on that day. hours: Monday – thursday 10:00 – Noon; Friday 10:00 – 5:00; Saturday & Sunday 9:00 – Noon, or by appt. by calling 414-962-0500 during office hours above. Ë My information has changed. Please see updates on reverse side. OHF fund appeal 10/27/03 3:48 PM Page 2 Contributing to the Health of Our Community Lois and Bill Jackson Our family has used Oconomowoc Memorial Hospital ever since moving here to Wisconsin in 1972. We have received outstanding care from dedicated physicians, nurses, and other staff members during treatments and surgeries. Because they have made us feel that we really matter to them, weappeal 10/27/03 3:48 support the1Hospital with our energy, time OHF fund will always continue to PM Page and financial donations. Ours is truly a community driven facility, and we're proud to be a part of that community who supports Oconomowoc Memorial. 2004 Annual Campaign Gert Wilkinson Oconomowoc Memorial Hospital Foundation I have been contributing to the OMH Foundation to help carry on the family tradition of commitment to making the best possible medical care available in the Greater Oconomowoc Area. For over 25 years, the Foundation has carried on this mission in countless ways...whether it be through the state-of-the-art Cancer Center or helping start the Lake NEW DONOR LEVELS & FUND CATEGORIES ANNOUNCED Area Free Clinic, to give two recent examples. The Foundation partners with a great hospital in a great community! Each year hundreds of donors give to the Oconomowoc Memorial Hospital Foundation. During the past 27 years, this generosity has amounted to over $16 million for Oconomowoc Memorial Hospital. These gifts support Hospital building expansion, technological improvements and programs that ensure “we’re here for Mac Dorn, President, First Bank Financial Centre Philanthropy is one of life.” the concepts and practices that makes this country great! America depends on strong, prospering communities. I am proud to be a part of Oconomowoc, a To acknowledge these donors, the Foundation’s Board of Directors is pleased to introduce “Donor Giving community that is committed to the health, education and welfare of its residents. It's been Levels” effective October 1, 2003, the beginning of our fiscal year. The new gift categories, special benefits my privilege to serve on the Board of Oconomowoc Memorial Hospital Foundation for nearly 10 years, and I andcommitted to continuingdonations their pledges received within the fiscal year. We’ve instituted these am privileges will reflect to support and endeavors personally and professionally. I hope you will join thank you for your support. changes to me. BENEFIT LEVELS IN RECOGNITION OF YOUR SUPPORT GIVING LEVEL CATEGORY BENEFIT/PRIVILEGES (ARE CUMULATIVE) $1—249 Friend Cornerstone newsletter mailing $250—499 Caregiver Listing in printed material at least once in 12 months Oconomowoc Memorial Hospital is a dynamic and vital healthcare provider, extending extraordinary care to $500—999 Guardian Invitation to a "Donor Thank You" event thousands of our friends and neighbors in the community thanks to the support of our many generous donors. Listing in the Foundation’s Annual Report $1,000—2,499 Colleague Philanthropic support means more funding for research, educational endeavors and community outreach programs $2,500—4,999 Partner Invitation to a special "Behind the Scenes" tour or event to keep our communities healthy. New technologies and treatment options are being made possible. Still other gifts $5,000+ Advocate Customized benefits designed to suit your needs “Chris is a VERY strong designer who enable the hospital to develop and implement innovative programs to provide new levels of service for patients and their families. As you read why Bill and Lois Jackson, Gert reflect your wishes and to help Foundation, Iyour gifts within the Foundation, we have To better Wilkinson and Mac Dorn support the you direct created three my sincere appreciation and grateful thanks. hope that you will discover your own reasons to do so. You have new fund categories; Donor-Designated, Greatest Need, and the Century Fund. understands the principles of direct Here’s how they work. Donor-Designated: You choose where your gift should go and which department or service area you’d like response selling. She is an excellent to support. Examples include transportation, adult day care, home hospice, cancer center, emergency department etc. John R. Robertstad, FACHE partner in getting projects done one time President/CEO Greatest Need: In this case you rely on a dedicated volunteer board to review requests from within Oconomowoc Memorial Hospital Oconomowoc Memorial Hospital on an annual basis. They will allocate funds to those with the greatest need. Century Fund: Recognizing the need to hedge against inflation and the fluctuations of the market, the Board has segregated a portion of the Foundation’s assets to create the Century Fund. Similar to an and on budget. I recomment her for any endowment fund philosophy, the purpose is to build a base that will generate interest income to ensure future funding for the community’s health needs. direct response project, especially publish- ing. I met her through Reiman Publications My gift is: ❐ In Honor of: OR ❐ In Memory of:_______________________________________________________ reach our goal of $500,000. With your help, we are cautiously optimistic that we can Please Notify:_______________________________________________________________________________ Name: _____________________________________________________________________________________ Address: ___________________________________________________________________________________ in Milwaukee and was so impressed by her City:_______________________State:_____ Zip:_______ Relationship Gifts are tax deductible as provided by law. Please make checks payable to: THANK YOU! to Designee:__________________ Oconomowoc Memorial Hospital Foundation, Inc., 791 Summit Avenue, Oconomowoc, WI 53066 work that I brought in my projects for her to 2004 Annual Campaign — Oconomowoc All Honor/Memorial gifts are acknowledged but the amounts remain confidential. Memorial Hospital Foundation design. You will not find a better combina- Please accept my gift of: $____________________________________ ❐ MasterCard ❐ Visa Exp. Date ___________________________ ❐ ❐ I have enclosed a matching gift form I am interested in volunteer opportunities tion of talent, price, and on-time delivery.” Card No. ____________________________________________________ ❐ I intend to remember the Hospital in my will Signature ___________________________________________________ ❐ I wish to remain anonymous ❐ Check enclosed I plan to pay my pledge ______/______/______ Please apply my gift to: ❐ Donor Designated Fund List area here _____________________ Lea Pierce, ❐ Greatest Need ❐ Century Fund Gifts of $250 and more will be Owner, wine cOuntry wOrdsmiths recognized. Print your name(s) as you wish it to appear __________________ __________________________________
- 2. Christine M. Sommerfelt Graphic Design Association of Licensed Architects – Wisconsin President’s Paragraphs Volume 2 No. 3, Fall 2008 Announcing Upcoming ALA-WI Douglas A. Gallus, ALA-WI President csommerfelt@wi.rr.com Hot off the Press: Barry Mandel has been nominated, and chosen as ALA-WI 1st annual Award of Distinction recipient. Congratulation Barry on this well deserved award. We will Programs Look inside for complete information Philanthropy be celebrating at …the Harley-Davidson Museum™, Milwaukee’s newest world and registration brochure 414-259-0005 Wisconsin class attraction. Our exclusive program begins with your opportunity to view SEPTEMBER 9 the Harley-Davidson Museum at your leisure. View its architectural grandeur, Come sail away with us to the South Issue 2 learn the history, and of course dream as you stroll alongside “the bikes”. The Volume VII Shore Yacht Club, Milwaukee award portion of the program will take us to Rumble where Sonny Bando will host the festivities to honor Barry Mandel. Truly an unforgettable night for all. David (Koz) Koscielniak, ALA, AIA News In June we held our “Conversations with a Critic” program. Thank you to presen- will present “550 Smiles”. ter Tom Bamberger, Milwaukee Magazine Architectural Critic, sponsor Bob sin Gerlach of the Stone Factory, and to Paul Mueller for use of his newly renovated of Wiscon d When? um Donors For facility Hot Water–The Warehouse. Why, How an NEWSLETTERS & Lobbying: We would like to introduce our newest board chairperson, Karl Holkanson. Karl has stepped forward tomore no volunteer as Legislative Chairperson. He will monitor how Advocacy . There is anyone else of Wisconsin implements continuing education learning units (CEU’s) the State to demons trate to OCTOBER 8 the basics effective way s the value and for Licensed Architects. reviewing Lunch & Learn with it’s worth cial public offi lanthropy. ndations can Pat Conway AIA of the of how fou ocacy work. act of phi impAs we plan for the year ahead, we welcome your ideas as to the direction you want adv International Masonry engage in inform legi slative ALA-WI to take and what types of programs are of interest to you. Elections will N You can Institute (IMI) Foundations have take placendations we have several positions available. If you would like to join Why Should ocacy? in fall and actions. Fou dge and informa- The Delafield Hotel, age in Adv wle our dynamic board to help unite, educate, promote and advance the architectural Eng useful kno with legislators Delafield, WI re lobbying rest ric- tion to sha consider volunteering as a chairperson or board member contact profession, learned in for more information. We look forward to more the ’ve Given all why on what you ALA-WI ial issues Doug or the office ndations, orta soc smiling faces. nt tions on fou trying tackling imp which can lead NEW even bother o- s, NOVEMBER 3 DATE should they adv and problem ive involved in rmed legislat Come join us at to become lic policy work? to more info those ns to address And the Winner is …. April 2010 pub : the Harley-Davidson Museum™ cacy and reasons decisio several key problems. as we honor Barry There are issues and e stor ies to tell. We are proudstituents. to announce that Mr. Barry Mandel, will be the recipient of our 1st Mandel for our 1st N You hav at You are con Award most Annual Award of s have gre N Annual ALA-WIalways of Distinction. Please join us as we honor Barry for his are Foundation about the good Legislators g to their achievements in improving Wisconsin communities. Distinction. Sonny stories to tell in speakin grantees interested , much mo re and your We are constituentsto ives of Bando will be our host work you hen and local also excited announce that the ALA-WI Awards event will be held at the for the evening. are doi ng to strengt nities in so than rep resentat Harley-Davidson Museum. Join us as we take a tour before the awards program. mu imp rove the com , and you region on page 4 a legislator’s tell continued See registration brochure for full details, space is limited so sign up today. grantees can and your better than these stories www.waukesha. org Sponsorship of Animals in passed by ... 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The most obvious draw- tools in corporate And THE BIG ONE entertainment.” leges and other benefits. This pro- ! is filled with excell back is that classroom animals entertainment, and ent golf, gram inspires members to discover, sponsorship opportunit might not be properly cared network with Wauk ies. You’ll explore and share as a way of making during golf, lunch, esha County’s busin for, especially after the novelty the cocktail hour, dinne ess leaders “America a Nation of Gardeners, and day is filled with cours r, and the awards progr has worn off. All too often, in Photos by e games and prizes am. The a Land of Gardens.” onnell for golfers of all abiliti Bridget O’D THE BIG ONE! will es. classrooms and in people’s be held on Wednesday homes, animals are acquired Your Friends of the Domes member- Course, allowing the , July 25th at Ironw Chamber to accom ood Golf expanded, beautiful modate 216 golfers on impulse without planning ship entitles you as a cardholder to course. The day will on this A regular at the Education Center since she was drop-off at 9:30 a.m., begin with registration and consideration of care in take advantage of these discounts allowing golfers to and a bag old enough to crawl, Charlize and her “Grampa little on the puttin grab some lunch and captivity. and privileges throughout the g green and drivin practice a Tom” have visited every Wednesday morning for a shotgun start at 11 g range, before officia three years. Now that Charlize is in morning nation. You can see and print a list of a.m. Golfers will enjoy lly beginning with kindergarten, they visit on Wednesday after- Consequently, many animals to the deck to enjoy 18 holes of golf befor participating facilities by visiting the cocktails and refres e heading noons, sometimes joined by her baby brother with inexperienced caretakers day with an award hments. Later, they’l website, www.ahs.org or call toll free s program, prizes, l complete the and “Gramma.” have shortened life expectan- and a delicious dinne A BIG thank you goes r. 1-800-777-7931. out to Weissgerber’s cies and a relatively poor y sponsoring our dinne Seven Seas and Gasth Opportunit quality of life. Or, these animals are abandoned at nature centers, parks or even r this year. Another aus for Enjoy this "perk" as part of your member U. S. Fire thank you goes to embership Protection for spons our new here at the Mitchell Park Domes. All our animals in the Education Center and in Friends of the Domes membership thanks to Music on oring the lunch by – Special M the Move for the donat La Casa. Also, the Tropical Dome are rescue animals that now live here under the careful watch when you travel! run.” (See page 3) ion of first prize for enjoy the 50% Off r. And you the “poker of the educator and horticulturists. Their care is taken very seriously. mes every yea nds of chell Park Do use your Frie The cost of the event Continued on page 7 port the Mit You can also is $125 per golfer or umann s help to sup Under Glass. local artists. to complete your own $500 for a foursome. By Gail Sch of the Dome h as Music foursome or let the Bring clients the Friends ny events suc ng works from new contacts by placin Chamber help you how much www.milwaukeedomes.org and the ma l gifts includi membersh ips g you in a foursome. make some You know er displays, utiful and unusua chase new holiday flow p to find bea e, you can pur To register, please call plants, special the Gift Sho a limited tim membersh ip. 262-542-4249 or regist The Link is a public discount at Domes. For full-priced Hurry, spaces are filling er online at www.wauk ation for the Domes ip in the Frie nds of the your existing up quickly! esha.org. the members of The Wauk membersh whe n you renew County Chamber esha of Commerce Please help us increase at half-price ily members friends or fam for special re it lapses. it works: mbership befo Here’s how ew your me er level for 50% off. il June 1, 2011, ren l or any low 1, 2010 unt s at your leve From June membership Purchase additional new price) Example: $50 (regular for a family- ily - $25 ip renewal another fam Membersh New memb New memb ership for the ership for an first year for individual- individual + $20 3 guests- $25 .00 Ser vice ership for an senior- $12 .50 k New memb student or Mitchell Par GESU PE ership for a guest- $15 offered by the New memb senior + a special events ACEM AKER ership for a student or , scents and Three Me New memb sights, sounds ssmer Cat s will love the Peacemake students wer holic Sch and frie nds of all age r Award this e awa ools’ Your family Sayavong Spring: Lili rded the Gesu year! and Janae an Rios, Sam ughout the is presented Haygood. Domes thro to studen The Peacem antha 4 throughou ts who con aker Award t their com tinually ser faith in pro mu ve others moting pea nity and demonstrat ce. e their MESSME R – ST. BE N’S TEA This Easter, M UP Messmer Baking and Ministry Candy Ma studen Summer 2009 the Messm king Project ts continued the er initiati as an extens students cre ve at Christ ion of ated desser mas time. Program. ts to serve More tha The studen at the St. n 30 this been ts were eag Ben’s Meal a learning er to help. experience experience Not only for many , it has bee has cooked any of the stu n a cookin thing from dents wh g to separa scratch bef o have nev te egg ore er melt chocol s for the dozen key . They learned how ate withou lime pies ingredien t burning they made, ts EXACTLY it and how This involv right to get to measu ed a few ma the recipe re drupling th skills wh correct. 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- 3. Christine M. Sommerfelt Graphic Design The Credit CRUNCH csommerfelt@wi.rr.com 414-259-0005 BROCHURES How to Profit in the Current Environment Wisconsin Real Estate Biennial Conference TRENDS CONFERENCE SCHEDULE 2:30 PM Finding Distress in the Real Estate Property 2007 Vision Setter Award Recipient Welcome Reception Cruise and Capital Markets The panel will discuss where risk tolerant investors are finding deep Experience Chicago from the shores of Lake Michigan during the Trends Conference September 17-19, 2008 Wednesday, September 26 Hamid R. Moghadam Welcome Reception. Kanan Cruises will provide the setting for our welcome event and value today and where they are looking for those opportunities in the 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM Welcome Reception Boat Cruise Chairman & Chief Executive Officer reception as attendees enjoy the skyline of Chicago from a unique and dramatic Boarding for this event will take place from 6:30 PM to 6:45 PM on future.The session will also provide a current and forward view on AMB Property Corporation perspective. The cruise will take place on Wednesday evening, September 26, 2007. The The University of Wisconsin Madison Campus opportunities for “distress” investment in the property markets with a the last vessel on the south side of Navy pier, docked across from focus on which asset classes or markets appear to offer the greatest boat will begin boarding at 6:30 PM with the cruise concluding at 9:00 PM. Participants Madison, Wisconsin Festival Hall, Door B. Hamid Moghadam is Chairman of the Board and Chief must board the boat no later than 6:45 PM Boarding will take place on Navy Pier. opportunities. Executive Officer of AMB Property Corporation, a leading Parking is available in the East Parking Garage at an additional cost. Boarding for this Sponsored by Co-Sponsored By: Moderator: Donald Shapiro, President/CEO, global developer and owner of industrial real estate. Mr. event will take place on the last vessel on the south side of the pier, docked across from Foresite Realty Partners, LLC Moghadam co-founded AMB in 1983 and led the company Festival Hall, Door B. The Wisconsin Real Estate Alumni Association Thursday, September 27 Panelists: Lou Conforti, Director, Stark Investments through its initial public offering in 1997 (NYSE:AMB). Richard “Rocky” Fried, Managing Member, Farallon Capital Management 7:30 AM Registration and Continental Breakfast (GAR Rotunda) Jim Tousignant, CEO, Ultimate Resorts Mr. Moghadam has held a number of strategic roles within Sponsored By: Randy Wolpert, President, LNR Partners REGISTRATION FORM the real estate industry. He is the former Chairman of National Association of Real Estate Investment Trusts (NAREIT) and the Real Estate Investment Trust Political Action To register, please fill out the information below and make appropriate selections and 8:30 – 9:15 AM General Session (Claudia Cassidy Theater) 4:00 PM Closing Reception (GAR Rotunda) enclose full payment (made payable to the Wisconsin Real Estate Alumni Association). Committee (REITPAC). He served as a director of Plum Creek Timber Company Note that there will be no on-site registration. To register more than one person for the Speaker: Dean Adler, CEO and Co-Foudner, Lubert-Adler (NYSE: PCL) and was a founding member of the Real Estate Roundtable. conference, complete a form for each participant. Send to: Real Estate Funds Wisconsin Real Estate Alumni Association, Inc. • P.O. Box 307 • Mr. Moghadam is a Trustee of Stanford University, serves as a director of Stanford 9:15 – 10:45 AM Niche Investment Strategies and Alternative Pewaukee,WI 53072 • Fax: 262-746-9031 Management Company, and sits on the Stanford Graduate School of Business Advisory Investments: Finding Appropriate Risk-Adjusted Returns In A Council and its Campaign Steering Committee.As an active participant in the San Early Bird Conference Registration (Postmarked by August 26, 2007) Hyper Liquid and Competitive Market Francisco Bay area community, he has served or currently is serving on various General Information Ë Yes, I am an active WREAA member and wish to register $395 This panel will discuss where entrepreneurs go forWisconsin Trends 2007 yield – including 6/20/07 1:47 PM Page 1 philanthropic and community boards including the California Academy of Sciences, Ë Yes, I am a guest and wish to register $495 less traditional asset classes, in-fill mixed-use development or adaptive Program Chair: Christopher Kelly, Managing Director, Capital Source Town School for Boys, and as Chairman of Young Presidents Organization’s (YPO) re-use, illiquid real estate securities, emerging markets and other off- Regular Conference Registration (Postmarked after August 26, 2007) Program Dates: September 26 and 27, 2007 Northern California Chapter. the-run investment strategies. Ë Yes, I am an active WREAA member and wish to register $475 Moderator: Gary Mozer, Principal, George Smith Partners Program Location: Chicago Cultural Center Ë Yes, I am a guest and wish to register $575 78 East Washington Street • Chicago, Illinois He is a past winner of the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year, a recipient of the Panelists: John McLinden, Principal, Centrum Properties Ellis Island Medal of Honor, and has been named CEO of the Year on six different (Do not mail registrations after September 14.) PERMIT NO. 72951 NONPROFIT ORG Ronald Dickerman, President, Madison International Realty PEWAUKEE, WI The General Sessions are scheduled to be held in Claudia Cassidy Theater; Speaker by threein 2005. Mr. Moghadam received SB andreceived NAREIT’s Industry occasions separate industry publications. He also US POSTAGE Arnold Whitman, CEO, Formation Capital Estate Trends Conference Keynote Wisconsin Real Luncheon and Closing Reception in GAR Hall and Rotunda of the Chicago Cultural Center. Leadership Award SM degrees in engineering Total Due and Payment Enclosed (Please total all fees and enter.) $___________ Wisconsin Real Estate Trends Conference PAID Jay Weaver, Principal,Walton Street Capital MOVING AHEAD INReception Cruise: Experience Chicago from the shores of Lake Michigan Welcome TODAY’S MARKET from Massachusetts Institute of Technology and an MBA from Stanford Graduate _______________________________________________________________________ during the Trends Conference Welcome Reception. Kanan Cruises will provide the setting Dean S.Adler School of Business. MOVING AHEAD IN First Name Last Name 10:45 AM – 11:15 AM Network Break (GAR Rotunda) for our welcome event and reception as attendees enjoy the skyline of Chicago from a CEO and Co-Founder Sponsoredand dramatic perspective. Estate Alumni Associationon Wednesday evening, unique by the Wisconsin Real The cruise will take place ________________________________________________________________________________ Lubert-Adler Partners, L.P. AMB Property Corporation® is a leading global developer and owner of industrial real Title 11:15 AM – 12:15 PM Collateralized Debt Obligations: How CDOs Have (WREAA) and developed boat will begin boarding atUniversity of the cruise concluding at September 26, 2007. The in cooperation with the 6:30 PM with estate, focused on major hub andOhio, Dean S,Adler ismarkets throughout North Born and raised in Cleveland, gateway distribution CEO TODAY’S MARKET Provided Greater Depth of Liquidity And Optimized WisconsinParticipants must board the boat no later than 6:45 PM. Boarding will take place 9:00 PM. Real Estate and Urban Land Economics Program, this ________________________________________________________________________________ on Navy Pier on the last vessel on the south side of the pier, docked across from Festival America, Europe and of Lubert-Adler Partners, L.P., a real estate and Co-Founder Asia. As of December 31, 2006, AMB owned, or had investments Organization Name Organization Street Address Financing For Entrepreneurs conference draws uponisthe resources and contacts Garage at an additional cost. Hall, Door B. Parking available in the East Parking of one of the in, on a consolidatedover $4 billion in equity and $20 billionventures, properties and equity firm with basis or through unconsolidated joint of This panel will discuss the technical structure of CDOs, and benefits leading real estate networks and educational programs inavailable at the Chicago Silversmith the country. ________________________________________________________________________________ Overnight Accommodations: Guest rooms are development projects expected to total approximately 124.7 million square feet (11.6 assets under management. Dean is Head of the Investment City/State/Zip relative to other types of securitized debt, CDOs ability to finance gain a focused, in-depth located at 10 on key Chicago, IL;Telephone (312)372-7696 and ask Participants will Hotel and Suites perspective S.Wabash, million square meters) responsiblebuildings in 39 markets within 12 countries. AMB Committee, and is and 1,088 for leading the strategic trends impacting the real estate industry. This programto the Wisconsin Real Estate Alumni Block. Special Room also ________________________________________________________________________________ less traditional asset classes and loan structures (e.g. land, senior September 26 & 27, 2007 for In-House Reservations; refer invests in propertiesteam. predominantly in the infill submarkets of its targeted direction of the located includes a valuable networking component for real estate be made no later than August 25, 2007. Rate: $179/night. Reservations must Business Phone/Email housing, construction…etc) and the economic efficiency CDOs markets.The company’s portfolio is comprised of High Throughput Distribution® industry professionals. bring to the capital marketplace. Moderator: Mary Briggs, Managing Director, Wrightwood Capital Registration: Registration will be closed as soon as maximum enrollment is reached or Lubert-Adler invests on behalf of, among others, 25 major facilities—industrial properties built for speed and located near airports, seaports and CREDIT CARD PAYMENTS (Be sure to fill out all information legibly and correctly.) Chicago, Illinois on September 14. The conference registration includes all events or sessions listed in the endowments, including Harvard,Yalesystems. university ground transportation and Princeton. It is headquartered in Method of Payment: Ë MasterCard Ë VISA Ë American Express Panelists: Robert Ricci, Managing Director,Wachovia Securities schedule, including the Welcome Reception Boat Cruise. The registration fee does not Philadelphia, with offices in New York, Los Angeles,Atlanta and London. David A. Harrison, Senior Director, Derivative Fitch include hotel accommodations. There will be no on-site registration for the conference. Sponsors Questions: If you have any questions or would like additional information, Over the past 10 years, Lubert-Adler has focused its activities in the following areas: Credit Card No. __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ 12:30 PM Vision Setter Luncheon (GAR Hall) please contact the WREAA Administrative Office by phone: (262) 746-9030; or Cardholder’s Name ____________________________________________________________ cdicks@bizwi.rr.com;Website http://www.wreaa.org. Urban Multifamily Redevelopment – Lubert-Adler has teamed up with key operating Allianz of America fax (262) 746-9031. Email atBPG Properties, Ltd. ◆ Sponsored By: partners in acquiring vacant office buildings in major urban markets and converting BlackRock CapitalSource If you have a disability and desire accommodations, please advise us by August 26, 2007. Billing Address (required)______________________________ Billing Zip Code ___________ Requests will be kept confidential. them to modern multifamily.To date, Lubert-Adler has been involved in 85 Vision Setter Award Presentation Cohen Financial CBRE Capital Markets properties totaling 28,000 units in Philadelphia, New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco Hamid Moghadam, Chairman and CEO, AMB Property Corporation (Speakers and times subject to change) Expiration Date_____________________Total Amount: $ ____________________________ Colliers Bennett & Kahnweiler Inc. Corum Real Estate Group and Baltimore. Fremont Sheridan Properties Geneva Organization ◆ Real Estate Controlled by Retailers – Lubert-Adler has invested in the acquisition of Signature ____________________________________________________________________ WISCONSIN REAL ESTATE ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONretailers to unlock the value of their real estate.To date, Lubert-Adler and its major George Smith Partners IDI Phone: (262) 746-9030 • Fax: (262) 746-9031 partners have acquired 1,371 stores totaling 90 million sf, involving Mervyn’s Cancellations must be requested in writing and must be postmarked by September 14, 2007 to INVESCO Irgens Development Partners Department Stores (257 stores), Albertsons (700 stores), Shopko (146 stores), qualify for a refund. Cancellations made after that date will not qualify for refunds. A $50 non- Website: http://www.wreaa.org. refundable fee will be applied to all cancellations. Substitutions are not permitted at any time. Lowe Enterprises Marshall Bankfirst Service Merchandise (211 stores) and Levitz Furniture (57 stores). Moran & Company RREEF ◆ Residential Resort – Lubert-Adler is joint-venturing the development of major resorts in Vail, Aspen, Naples, Orlando, North Carolina, Bahamas, St.Thomas, Rushmore Properties US Bank Anguilla and Mayan Riviera. Wrightwood Capital ◆ Large Mixed Use Urban Sites - Lubert-Adler is involved in the master-planning and redevelopment of large, urban brownfield sites into vibrant 24/7 mixed use communities.To date, over 10,000 units are planned for Stamford, Charleston and Chicago. Dean is also a partner in Independence Capital Partners, a family of funds totaling $7 The UW Program billion in equity invested in real estate, private equity, corporate restructurings, venture The Real Estate Program at the University of Wisconsin-Madison School capital and asset-based lending. of Business has a long and distinguished tradition. Year after year, it has been Wisconsin Real Estate Alumni Association ranked among the top programs in the nation, due to the dedication of its Prior to Lubert-Adler, Dean graduated magna cum laude from the Wharton School of outstanding faculty, the caliber of its students, and the breadth and depth offered the University of Pennsylvania. He also holds a J.D. degree with honors from the by its curriculum. The Program also benefits from the generosity, support and University of Pennsylvania Law School and was an instructor at the Wharton School accomplishments of the Wisconsin Real Estate Alumni Association (WREAA), between 1981 and 1983. Subsequently, he worked at Ernst & Young, Baker and providing networking and professional development opportunities for real Hostetler and CMS. Currently, he is an Executive Committee Member and Research estate students, graduates and professionals. In addition, the UW Graaskamp Sponsor for the Zell/Lurie Real Estate Center of The Wharton School and currently Center for Real Estate enhances the Real Estate Program by sponsoring a serves on the board of directors of Bed Bath & Beyond (NASDAQ: BBBY), Developers program of applied research on a wide range of real estate and economic Diversified (NYSE: DDR), and Cerberus affiliates, LNR and Abelco. development issues and offering a variety of real estate executive education programs. Dean has served on numerous community boards including the UJA National Young Pewaukee,WI 53072 Leadership Cabinet. He has served on the City of Philadelphia’s Economic Development Summit. He lives in Gladwyne, Pennsylvania with his wife of twenty years, Susanna Lachs, and their daughters Anna and Sara.They are both involved with various P.O. Box 307 philanthropic causes locally, nationally, and in Israel. 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Sommerfelt Graphic Design csommerfelt@wi.rr.com 414-259-0005 PaST PRESiDEnTS Frank Stumpf, MS 1987 Student Field Trip aREiT Board of advisors Jim Curtis, MS 1976 Robert Walter, BBA 1986 Coordinators/Sponsors John DiVall, MS 1986 Donald Evans, MS 1964 ...... 1976-1977 Joseph Betlej, MS 1985 Phillip Aiello, MBA 2001 Paul Hanson, MS 2000 Michael Casey, MBA 1983 Steve Elpern, MS 1974 ........ 1978-1982 Chapter Market Representatives Stephen Jarchow, MS 1976 Alere Group Alexis Cohen, MBA 2007 Roger Juszczak, MS 1975 ... 1982-1985 Greg Applefield, BBA 2004 Bruce Johnson, MS 1972 Jonathan Block, BBA 1999 Craig Cuzmanko, Friend Bascom Northwest Ventures, LLC Robert Karner, MS 1989 Dianne Orbison, MS 1977 ... 1985-1989 David Bur, BA 1987 Randall Eggert, MS 1990 Larry Bond, BBA 1984 Craig Manske, MS 1981 Dave Chandler, MS 1989 Reginalkd Pfeifer, Friend Jim Smith, MS 1977............. 1989-1991 Alan Carmichael, MS 2004 Rob Klinkner, MS 1995 Pat Connolly, MS 1998 Timothy Pire, MS 1990 Chris Casey, MS 1984 Paul Lenhart, , MS 1985 Kevin Kelly, MBA 1980 ........ 1991-1993 Frank Demeter, Jr., MS 1990 EJ Plesko, Friend Jeff Cavanaugh, MS 1983 Todd McGrath, Friend Michael Arneson, MS 1982 . 1993-1995 Gary Duff, MBA 1994 Matt Richmond, Friend Kevin Crummy, MS 1989 Paul Muench, BBA 1986 Brian Eisendrath, BBA 2000 Seth Singerman, Friend SPECIAL PROJECTS Bryant Wangard, MS 1979 .. 1995-1997 Jim Curtis, MS 1976 Jeff Raymond, MS 1972 Matthew Ewig, BBA 1996 Ken Statz, Friend Bob Kukulka, Friend Mike Robbins, Friend Jim Haft, MS 1982 ............... 1997-1999 Howard Goldberg, BBA 1989 David Toti, MBA 2002 Mark Ley, MS 1987 James Smith, MS 1977 Ann Hempfling, BBA 2002 Terrance Wall, MS 1989 Craig Manske, MS 1982 ...... 1999-2001 Bob Stoehr, BS 1981 Mike Hines, BA 1986 Magellan Development Duane Lund, MS 1989 ......... 2001-2003 Mandel Group John Urban, Friend Pam Hoff, BBA 2000 Speakers Terrence Wall, MS 1989 Daniel Webb, MS 1990 ........ 2003-2005 Bob LeFeber, MS 1985 John McDermott, Friend Kevin McKenna, Friend Stuart Ackerberg, Friend Bryant Wangard, MS 1979 Steve Luettgen, MS 1986 Wendell Kurtz, BBA 1978 .... 2005-2007 LJ Melody Brian Berry, BBA 1989 Tom Zale, MS 1995 Annual Jennifer Mahoney, MS 1999 Merrill Lynch Arun Bhatia, MS 1974 James Mazzarelli, MS 1989 Tim R. Brunow, BBA 2002 Hospitality Suite Hosts Report Executive Committee John M. McCarty, MS1987 Jonathan Mirkin, BBA 2005 PGP Partners Fred Campbell, MS 1974 Dan Metzger, BBA 1998 Brian Eisendrath, BBA 2000 President Bob Ryan, MS 1989 Michael Casey, MBA 1983 Steven Pape, BBA 2000 Shari Crivello, MS 1996 Mike Komppa, MS 1975 Curt Schaller, BBA 1991 Mike Conaghan, MS 1991 Carl Pierce, MS 1997 Vice-President Nick Stocking, BBA 1996 Bob Schneiders, MBA 2000 Gary Dreher, MS 1994 Transwestern Robert Schwarz, MS 1989 Secretary/Treasurer Bob Walter, BBA 1986 Duane Reindl, BS 1993 Jeff Cavanaugh, MS 1983 Walton Street Capital Roger Simsiman, MS 1992 Executive Director Greg Van Patten, BBA 1993 Christine Dicks Board of Directors Brian Berry, BBA 1989 Shari Crivello, MS 1996 Jerry Fink, MBA 1990 Michael Hershberger, MS 1988 Mark Irgens, BBA 1977 Christopher Kelly, BS 1987 Wendell Kurtz, BBA 1978 Brad Lange, MS 1990 Sharon McCabe, MS 1992 Daniel Metzger, BBA 1998 Robert Perry, MS 1992 Mark Rowell, BBA 1985 6 7 2-color (Black & metallic red) Annual Report From the Medical Director WEHC – Clinical Quality Programs DeaR ColleaGueS, Clinical Integration in 2001 the institute of Medicine published, “Crossing the Quality Value RepoRt the 21st century. the“blueprint” for ato the Quality Chasm.” this book outlines a health system of 2008 transformation new new system has already begun. While health care is a highly complex system, care is still provided in the physician office one patient at a time. WeHC is committed to lead our transforma- tion and make the care experience the best it can be for all stakeholders involved. this year, Waukesha elmbrook Health Care celebrates its 25th year as an indepen- dent physician association. in reflecting, i cannot help but admire the dedication our physicians have made to collectively improve the care we provide. WeHC physicians remained committed to advance our collaborative model and provide value-added CaNCeR pReVeNtioN HoSpital-BaSeD CaRe health care. u Breast Cancer Screenings • Hospitalists u Cervical Cancer Screenings • pathology as our local health care market evolves, WeHC will lead a remarkable transformation u Colon Cancer Screenings • Radiology of our independent physician practices while protecting the doctor-patient bond necessary to provide compassionate care. this transformation will involve new CHilD/aDoleSCeNt pReVeNtioN MelaNoMa SuRVeillaNCe interdependent relationships and advanced technology skills, but let us not forget u pediatric immunizations the purpose of the change is to improve the care we provide to our patients. HeaRt/StRoKe pReVeNtioN u adolescent aoDa Counseling i am proud to release this, our first quality value report on our 25th anniversary. May this report be a springboard to continue our physician commitment to this organiza- aStHMa WellNeSS – peDiatRiC oSteopoRoSiS pReVeNtioN tion and the communities we serve. u Fragility Fractures DiaBeteS WellNeSS u Bowel Disease u primary Care Sincerely, u ophthalmology Care HeaRiNG loSS SuRVeillaNCe u podiatric Care CHRoNiC SiNuSitiS MaNaGeMeNt Dennis Saran, MD Medical Director 4 5 Medical Report The Campaign for Lake Country Lutheran Capital Campaign for A Plan For The Future - Our Permanent Home Building Fund, folder and booklet spread LOCATION OTHER PHASES PHASE I The site for the new, permanent home for LCL is on the The master plan outlines future phases for the total campus. A master plan exists for building a campus for LCL and will northeast corner of the intersection of Highway 16 and These phases will be completed when funds are available be implemented in five phases. A Building Committee and “Christian education is a Highway 83 in Hartland. This land is owned by the and/or enrollment warrants further expansion. Depending “The best part of my job is Construction Committee of the LHSAGM have assisted in tradition in our family. Our LHSAGM. The location is ideal because it serves one of upon the needs at the time, some phases listed below might be watching the kids mature during the planning of the new facilities and various construction youngest son, a senior at LCL, the fastest growing population areas in the Lake Coun- implemented simultaneously or in a different order. Estimated their four years at LCL. They phases. is the 16th person from three try region and traffic patterns make it very accessible to costs associated with each phase are not listed due to unknown enter school thinking they’ll generations of our family to students, parents, teachers, pastors, Association personnel Phase I includes a school building that will accommodate 250 future construction costs and economic conditions. never make it to college, and not attend an Association high and visitors. students, with capacity for expansion as school enrollment only do they make it, but they PHASE II school.” increases. The new two-story facility contains approximately succeed at college and develop Excavations, road construction, building footings, and 100,000 sq. ft. The following facilities are part of Phase I: l Development of additional outdoor practice fields for into faith-filled young men and foundations have taken place over the past two years in Les and Cindy LiPPert – Parents physical education classes and athletic teams. women. I love my ministry at preparation for the construction of a permanent facility. l A minimum of 15 classrooms including computer, science, LCL.” Construction began in early spring of 2008. The antici- and music labs; l Construction of the main athletic stadium and other outdoor pated completion date is the second semester of the 2008- sport venues. l An oversized gymnasium with wood floor, regulation size CHris irisH – faCuLty 09 school year. basketball and volleyball courts, and seating capacity of PHASE III 1,200, with adjacent locker rooms, weight room and fellowship area; l The addition of a second academic wing containing approximately 14 classrooms. This will allow a school l A Great Hall which will serve as a cafeteria, a commons capacity for 450 – r, which 500 students. area, and a gathering space for special occasions; ms of wate planted by strea not wither. He is like a tree PHASE e leaf does whos IV l Administrative offices for the efficient operations of a in season and ers. -Psalms 1:3 student-centered school; yields its fruit does prospcreation of a music wing for instrumental and vocal Whatever he l The l A practice field to be used for outdoor extracurricular music. This addition will contain classrooms, practice rooms activities and gym classes; and storage areas. l Two parking lots to support student, parent and visitor PHASE V needs; and l The construction of additional classrooms and an auditorium, l Landscaping to enhance the attractiveness of the facilities. based upon continued increased enrollment. The Great Hall 6 7
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