Hearts of Hope Alzheimers Fundraising Dinner Nov. 17th, 2011
You are cordially invited to join us for a very special “Hearts of Hope” Alzheimer’s Dinner Thursday, November 17, 2011 at 6:30 PM at The Club in Birmingham, Alabama.
With celebrity emcee Edie Hand and internationally known neurologist/author Dr. Daniel Potts, the evening will be inspiring, entertaining, and educational. Ellen Marie Edmonds, an internationally known author and radio host, will be honoring her late husband, Frank Edmonds by sharing her personal journey with Frank’s vascular dementia and how it has allowed her to form collaborative partnerships to make a positive difference in the growing world of Alzheimer’s and other dementia diseases.
Frank Edmonds retired as CEO of BellSouth/AT&T in Mississippi. As a Scout leader, a supporter of schools and education, and a community leader, he was charismatic and committed to making life better for others. As a war veteran and Civilian Aide to the Secretary of the Army, he was willing to make the ultimate sacrifice for the good of others, and now he proudly rests at Arlington National Cemetery. But with all Frank contributed to the world as a successful businessman, his greatest contribution could be the worldwide sharing of his journey to “littleness” through dementia disease.
In 2009, in response to growing statistics in Alabama and worldwide, the United for Life Foundation added the Alzheimer’s/dementia component to its portfolio. The
results have been impressively successful in bringing hope and practical help to many in need; and we invite you to join us in this most worthwhile event to continue our work. Please also invite everyone you know who is affected personally and/or professionally by this disease, as well as those who would like to learn more about Alzheimer’s. If you are unable to attend but wish to help support our work, you can become a partner by just selecting a level of sponsorship.
Those attending the dinner will receive autographed books from each of the speakers (retail value $50). Thank you for helping us honor Frank and make a difference for those dealing with Alzheimer’s and other dementia diseases. The is also a raffle for 14kt solid gold cufflinks from the personal collection of the late N. Frank Edmonds and were previously owned by the late Most Reverend Joseph B. Brunini, former Bishop of the Diocese of Jackson in Mississippi.
Dinner and raffle tickets, sponsorship and RSVP information are available on the web stie; www.HeartsofHope.org
