The Circle of Life
. . . That Moves Us All
Do you recognize this face?
You recognized his voice for years as Boston's talk radio king
-- he was THE morning talk show host for the a.m.
commute...
TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION
THE NEW ENGLAND CHAPTER
Cordially invites you to a gala evening in honor of
Jess Cain
Master of Ceremonies
Sid Cohen
September 14, 1995
Boston Park Plaza Hotel
Biack Tie Optional
Reception 6:30
Dinner 7:30
Special Guests
The Honorable Robert P. Casey - Former Govemor of
PA
James Coppersmith
Curt Gowdy - Sportscaster Hall of Fame
Dr. Thomas Starzl
LIVE AUCTION / SILENT AUCTION
FRIENDS OF TRIO - NEW ENGLAND
AMERICAN LIVER FOUNDATION
AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN RED CROSS
NATIONAL KIDNEY FOUNDATION
NEW ENGLAND ORGAN BANK
PARTNERSHIP FOR ORGAN DONATION
NATIONAL MARROW DONOR PROGRAM
NEW ENGLAND EYE BANK
Co-Chairmen
John M. Connors, Jr.
Carl Yastrzemski
Dinner Committee
Dale Arnold
Charles Austin
Frank Avruch
Fritz H. Bach, M.D.
Richard Balsbaugh
Roger Berkowitz
Ron Burtoll, CLU
Kathy Campallella
Gino Cappelletti
John Cederstrom
Scott Cheyne
Sang 1. Cho, M.D.
Gwenil Cohen
Marcia Cohen, M.D.
Mark Cohen
Sidney H. Cohen
Saul
Cohen, M.D.
Sue Fielding
Waldo
Fielding, M.D.
Doug Flutie
Jeremy Geidt
John Henililig
Polly Hogan
George Jamieson
Roger L. Jenkins,
M.D.
Louis Karten
Jon Kimbell
Joel A. Kozol
Paul LaCamera
Dorothy Lourie
Peter Lynch
John L. MacKinno
Karen Manulis
Peter C. McCue
Mark McCue, Esq.
Will McDonough
J. Donald Monan, S.J.
Larry C. Moulter
James K. Polese
Ron Ritchell
Mr. & Mrs. Lucien Robert
Richard J. Rohrer, M.D.
Roger Saunders
Elizabeth M. Strock
Kenila & Joe Sullivan
Pat Sullivan
Mr. & Mrs. William Tarlow
Stu Tauber
Anne Woolf
TRIO Mission Statement
Transplant Recipients International Organization (TRIO) is an
independent, non-profit, international organization committed to
improving the quality of life of transplant candidates, recipients, and
their families. TRIO, through a network of local chapters, serves its
members in the areas of support, advocacy, awareness, and
education.
Support: Provide support to transplant recipients, candidates, and
their families to help alleviate the stresses incumbent with the
transplant process. This support is provided through hospital visits,
phone calls, and other personal contacts as well as referral to other
organizations who can provide needed services.
Advocacy: Make the concerns and needs that affect the welfare of
TRIO members known to federal, state, and local government bodies.
Effectively communicate the views of TRIO members on issues in the
field of organ transplantation to the general public.
Awareness: Promote the importance of organ donor awareness and
transplantation through public speaking engagements and other
activities.
Education: Provide TRIO members with the latest information on
developments in transplantation and medications. Inform TRIO
members on initiatives in the transplantation field by federal, state
and local government bodies. Specific vehicles include guest speakers
at monthly meetings, a monthly newsletter and a resoul Be guide.
Special Thanks to Chisholm & Hunt Printers, Inc.
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