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Reception


honors 'Heart


Ball' benefactors


FOR HOMETOWN NEWS

 PALM BEACH GARDENS
 Benefactors of the
 American Heart Associa-
 tion's Northern Palm
 Beaches Heart Ball recent-
 ly gathered for an evening
 of festive music and holi-
 day delicacies at an exclu-
 sive event in their honor.
 Sponsored by UBS Pri-
 vate Bank, the cocktail
 social, the premier event
 leading up to the gala, was
 held at The Bear's Club in
 Jupiter and attracted an
 estimated 100 supporters.
 Julie Shrewsbury, North-
 ern Palm Beaches Heart
 Ball chairwoman wel-
 comed guests, thanking
 them for their generosity
 and commitment to
 ensuring the success of the
 Heart Ball and in turn,
 paving the way for future
 advancements in heart
 and stroke research, edu-
 cation and programs.
 "It's going to be another
 'great year," said Mrs.
 Shrewsbury. "As you know,
 it takes an army of people
 to pull off the event."
 Special recognition went
 to John Castronuovo, a
 longtime American Heart
 Association supporter and
 UBS Private Bank employ-
 ee, who helped make the
 benefactor reception pos-
 sible.
 American Heart Associa-
 tion leadership in .atten-
 dance included Greg
 Leach, immediate past
 chairman of the organiza-
 tion's greater Southeast
 affiliate.
 The event also highlight-
 ed Kevin and TerriJustice,
 co-chairs of the Northern
.Palm: Beaches .Heart.Ball,
as well as John and:
Jeanette Staluppi honorary
chairs and Richard Faro of
Palm Beach Gardens Med-
ical Center, medical hono-
ray chairman.
 The hospital is serving
 as the medical presenting
 sponsor of the ball. The
 Staluppi's are the. patron
presenting sponsors.
 Guests had the opportu-


nity to learn more about
the American Heart Asso-
ciation's American Heart
Heroes program when two
members of the program
shared stories about their
battles with cardiovascular
disease and offered thanks
to the Staluppi's for the
funds they contributed
and helped raise during
last year's Heart Ball.
 The program, which
 provides enrichment to
 children living with heart
 disease, offers year-round
 recreational activities as
 well as regional confer-
 ences and family week-
 ends.
 Summer camp at Camp
 Boggy Creek is the premier
 activity, an experience for
 the children made possi-
 ble by contributions
 throughout the year.
 The Northern Palm
 Beaches Heart Ball with be
 held Feb. 2 at "Cars of
 Dreams Museum &
 Gallery," a private muse-
 um in North Palm Beach.
 Themed "Heart &'Soul -
 An Evening in New York,"
 the 14th annual event will
 offer entertainment, an
 assortment of live and
 silent auction items, a
 cocktail hour with multi-
 ple hors d'oeuvres stations
 and beverages, formal din-
 ing and dancing.
 The event will honor the
 25th anniversary of Palm
 Beach Gardens Medical
 Center's Heart Institute
 and area firefighters and
 paramedics for their serv-
 ice to the community.
 In addition to the pre-
 senting sponsors, other
 sponsors include Florida
 Power & Light, Gabriel
 Breuer, First Southern
KBank, Tire Kingdom,
Jupiter Medical Center,
Rogers Design, Fifth Third
Bank, Merrill Lynch, Lee
Turmail, Pepsi, Wacken-
hut, Decorators Show-
place, Menin Develop-
ment and Stonehill Capital
Group.

 For further information,
 call (888) 355-1060.


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 Photo courtesy of American Heart Association
Northern Palm Beach County Heart Ball benefactors.
From left: John and Jeanette Staluppi, patron honorary
chairs and Eileen and Richard Faro, medical honorary
chairs.


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