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May 24 Wine Tasting Shaping Up To Be a Premium Party

Monday, May 21, 2012

Event Chair Rich Seal, right, with his wife, Linda, and son Dave. Photos by Dave Collins, UC Academic Health Center Communications Services.

With the third annual Wine Tasting benefit just three days away, Event Chair Rich Seal and the UC Brain Tumor Center’s leadership team wish to thank our sponsors and to invite those who have not yet signed up to please do so!

Happy 10th to Sandy Hempel!

Friday, April 6, 2012

Sandy Hempel, M.Ed, a member of the UC Brain Tumor Center’s Community Advisory Board, marks a significant milestone today: the 10th anniversary of her diagnosis of a grade II astrocytoma.

Ginny's Story: Living with Glioblastoma

Thursday, April 5, 2012

Greg and Ginny during one of her chemotherapy treatments. Photo by Cindy Starr / Mayfield Clinic.

Greg tears up when he remembers one of his early visits to the UC Barrett Cancer Center with his wife, Ginny, newly diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor in July 2008. “I remember being on the elevator that summer,” he says. “We were going to and from Cincinnati and West Chester every day for something. We were constantly going someplace to see a doctor. And on the elevator there was a young guy with his wife. I think he had a brain tumor. And I spoke to him, and he told me, ‘You’re on a journey, and it’s not going to be over today.’”

Shemenski Foundation Donates $24k to UC Brain Tumor Center

Tuesday, February 7, 2012

The Shemenski Foundation, which honors the life of John Shemenski, who died of a brain tumor in 2008, presented the UC Brain Tumor Center with a check for $24,000 on January 27. The generous donation will support clinical trials research.

At Walk Ahead, Christi-Anne Lived in the Moment

Thursday, October 20, 2011

Christi-Anne Beatty and her mother, Angeline Beatty. Photo by Cindy Starr / Mayfield Clinic.

Christi-Anne Beatty, an 11-year-old ninth grader at Covington Latin, came to Walk Ahead for a Brain Tumor Cure to help her mother, Angeline Beatty, on the volunteer team. But something in the air told Christi that she was really there to run in honor of a friend who had a brain tumor.

2011 Walk Ahead Soars with 1,600 Participants, $167,000 in Donations and Counting

Monday, October 3, 2011

Organizers of the Second Annual Walk Ahead for a Brain Tumor Cure wish to thank walkers, runners, volunteers, sponsors and donors for lifting the event past its goals! More than 1,600 people participated in the event, and donations have passed $167,000 and continue to come in.

UC Brain Tumor Center Leaders to Appear This Week on Fox 19, 700WLW

Monday, September 26, 2011

Above, from left: Ronald Warnick, MD, Doc Rodgers, and Kathy Beechem with her late husband, Pete Nadherny, in a favorite photo.

ANA Symposium Presenting Treasure Trove of Information

Saturday, June 18, 2011

The Acoustic Neuroma Association's 20th national symposium is off to a blockbuster start at the Cincinnati Hilton Netherland Plaza. Nearly 200 attendees from 30 states are here, and they are getting first-rate information about acoustic neuroma from experts from around the United States.

First Educational Kiosk Planned Following Wine-Tasting Success

Friday, June 3, 2011

Event Chair Rich Seal, right, with his wife, Linda, and son Dave. Photos by Dave Collins, UC Academic Health Center Communications Services.

Ron Warnick, MD, Medical Director of the UC Brain Tumor Center, sends a heartfelt thank you to all who contributed to the second annual Wine-Tasting Fundraiser at UC's CARE-Crawley Building. Whether you donated a gift to the live or silent auction, purchased an auction item, ordered wine from our vendors (with proceeds benefiting the Center), or simply attended and had a good time with friends and colleagues, we thank you for your encouragement and support.

Team-Building Event a Roaring Success

Tuesday, May 24, 2011

Philip Theodosopoulos, MD, a top qualifier, prepares for the 15-lap finale.

For the second straight year, the UC Brain Tumor Team-Building Event brought supporters, clinicians, management and staff together for lunch and an afternoon of karting at the Motorsports Country Club in Batavia, Ohio. The storm clouds broke for the occasion, and team members had a chance to rev up their engines without worrying about stoplights or coplights.