Theresa's Research Foundation will be "UNMASKING METASTATIC BREAST CANCER" at their Masquerade Gala November 1, 2014 at The Commons Lewis and Clark Community College. Proceeds from the evening will go directly to support Metastatic Research at Siteman Cancer Center, Baylor College of Medicine, and University of Kansas Cancer Center.
Join us for an enchanted evening! The evening begins at 6 pm with cocktails and dinner at 7 pm. A Live Auction and Entertainment provided by Tess Boyer from The Voice and the SIUE Jazz Band. Tickets are on sale for $60 per person or $500 for table of 10. Black tie optional, suits, or jacket, long or short dress...not costumes. Masks are optional. We want you there!
Dr. Matthew Ellis M.B., Chir., Ph.D. the new director of the Lester and Sue Smith Breast Cancer Center at Baylor College of Medicine will be the featured speaker. Dr. Ellis previously co-lead the breast cancer research program at the Siteman Cancer Center and was chief of the section of breast oncology at Washington University School of Medicine.
Theresa's Research Foundation was founded by Theresa Newby Harpole and her son Josh. The mission of Theresa's Research Foundation is to specifically fund RESEARCH that provides better treatment options, improves quality of life for metastatic patients,and will one day lead to a cure. Theresa lost her battle with this disease on Thanksgiving Day 2013.
We are asking the community to join us for Breast Cancer Awareness month to honor those who have lost their lives to this horrible disease. We know many people in the community who have lost wives, mothers, daughters, and granddaughters. Please help us raise money for RESEARCH. Linda Morrissey, Board President, Patti Hughes, Kathy Bristow, and Nancy Magurany Steering Committee Members.
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