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Tour Open April 12-28 Fridays & Saturdays 10am-4pm; Sundays Noon-4pm Benefiting the Institute for Translational Oncology Research (ITOR), as part of the GHS Cancer Institute

Admission: $10 for adults, children 12 and under FREE. Tickets available at the home & online:

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On behalf of Brightlife and the Institute of Translational Oncology Research (ITOR),

Welcome to the 2013 Brightlife/ITOR Showhome!

We see this gorgeous home as a symbol of support: Support that started with Brightlife, an organization created to help Tim and Jenny Bright during Tim’s battle with colon cancer, and support that continues now through ITOR, where cancer care, treatment and rehabilitation thrives for patients like Tim. Together, we know exactly what good your gifts to ITOR, part of the GHS Cancer Institute, will do for personalizing cancer care and transforming cancer treatment in the Upstate. As a physician and patient who have drawn close throughout Tim’s 3-year treatment, we’re excited to share with you some of the advancements being made in our own backyard.

At ITOR, you’ll find a phase 1 Clinical Research Unit, biorepository services, and proteomics and genomics capabilities, all under one roof. We’re also developing a cooperative model in the evolving world of oncology drug development, with leading pharmaceutical companies, research universities, private industry and the government included in our more than 30 partners and collaborators.

The institute is currently participating in dozens of trials and multiple studies for bladder, breast, colon, leukemia, lung, lymphoma, ovarian, pancreatic, prostate and renal cancer, just to name a few. This means that patients like Tim are given a new degree of hope when normal treatment options have failed – hope they would have to travel, or even relocate, to receive if not for the GHS Cancer Institute and ITOR. It’s a great comfort for all of us – staff, patients, and families – to have such a generous, compassionate community behind us, investing in our programs to fight cancer. Tim would especially like to thank his family and friends for both their personal support on his cancer journey and their support for ITOR.

For more information about ITOR, contact GHS Cancer Institute Medical Director Larry Gluck, M.D., ITOR Director Joseph Stephenson, M.D. or ITOR Associate Director Jeff Edenfield, M.D. at (864) 455-3600.

Thank you to Goodwin Foust for building this home to spread the word about ITOR, and thank you, our supporters, for making a difference for cancer patients and families!

Jeff and Andrea Edenfield & Tim and Jenny Bright Tickets available at the home or online at

https://brightlife.ticketbud.com/2013brightlifeitorshowhome

For more information, visit BrightLifeSC.com

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Every house has a story to tell – and the Brightlife/ITOR Showhome is no exception.

As the builders, we’re proud to showcase the high-quality craftsmanship, unique designs and sophisticated architectural details in this home that represent the cornerstones of our stellar reputation.

As friends of Tim Bright, current cancer patient and founder of Brightlife, and as supporters of ITOR, we’re so thrilled to join our passion for building custom homes with Tim’s passion to help build the future of cancer care, right here in the Upstate.

Thank you for supporting our efforts by purchasing a tour ticket!

When you explore the 3,750-square foot luxury home within the Greywood at Hammett neighborhood, we hope you see the exquisite features, the enduring craftsmanship and the extraordinary thoughtfulness in design that distinguishes Goodwin Foust as one of the GreenvilleLake Keowee area’s leading design-build firms.

When you read about the clinical research and care advancements being made at ITOR, we hope you see the world of difference that you’re making for all of our families, friends, neighbors and colleagues in the Upstate and beyond.

The Brightlife/ITOR Showhome wouldn’t be possible without the help of some incredible partners. We would like to thank Spaulding Group at Prudential C Dan Joyner; Carolina Furniture & Interiors; Postcard From Paris; Rowan Company for their hard work and involvement in this project.

Please enjoy the tour, and thank you for supporting ITOR and Brightlife!

Barret Foust

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Bryan Goodwin

For more information about Goodwin Foust, please visit Goodwinfoust.com

For additional information, call 864-505-0479 or visit http://bit.ly/2013Showhome T IC K ET S:

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Great room Walk into the great room and walk into a haven of cozy elegance (Jennifer Willis & Meredith Kinsey, Postcards from Paris).

The painted exposed-brick walls simply sing French country manor, while the two Hickory White high-back sofas and iron Savoy House chandelier offer modern sophistication. Charming touches like the built-in Stylecraft bookcases and antique Louis Philippe chest guarantee that you’ll want to slip off your shoes and relax in style.

Don’t miss: The fireplace, constructed by local mason Kevin Oliver and the coffered ceiling built by craftsmen Todd Walton.

Dining Room Family dinners, neighborhood supper clubs and friendly wine tastings have never seen such a sweet place. Gina Carson and Brittany Bowser (Carolina Furniture and Interiors) provide a polished palate for your next gathering, with a weathered wood table, supple tufted-back chairs and glamorous Savoy Housechandelier. Looking for an architectural touch? Look up: The Wallworks Design and Finishing ceiling boasts a memorable diamond design.

Don’t miss: The lovely, well-lit built-in china cabinet featuring a marble countertop and backsplash.

Kitchen A mix of satin-finished Star Granite countertops and marble tile backsplash from Clayton bring a cool calm to the room, while the blue linen Lillian August dining chairs and antique Persian rug usher in chic comfort by the large bay window (Jennifer Willis & Meredith Kinsey, Postcards from Paris). Cooks and collectors alike will love the stainless steel Delta pot filler and the 48” dual-fuel range, as well as the Stylecraft glass-front display cabinets lining the kitchen.

Don’t miss: The large dark grey distressed island custom-finished by Alex Painting, topped with a white marble countertop, stuffed with storage space and designed with a special view into the great room.

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Master Suite (#1) From the hushed blue-gray hues to the stunning master bath, this master suite guarantees laidback luxury (Gina Carson and Brittany Bowser, Carolina Furniture and Interiors). You’ll find a restful oasis in the dove-gray four-poster adjustable height bed and the cushy club chairs.

You’ll find sensational storage in the builtin dresser and the his-and-hers walk-in closets staged by Monkee’s and Jack Runnion. You’ll find spa-like rejuvenation in the calming tones of the master bath and the large tile shower complete with glass door.

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Don’t miss: The large sunlit bathtub, guaranteed to inspire you to enjoy some homemade pampering.

Bedroom #2 (downstairs) Versatility blossoms in this spare bedroom, where guests can find a cozy place to rest and family members can find a quiet place to escape. A recycled wood secretary brings vintage charm and practicality, while the custom-upholstered daybed and colorful accessories inject a sense of whimsy into the room. Doubleduty space gets a stylish overhaul here, thanks to the design work of Gina Carson and Brittany Bowser (Carolina Furniture and Interiors).

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The built-in wardrobe, where you’ll find space-saving storage solutions in one premiere piece.

Bedroom #3 (upstairs suite) This isn’t your childhood bedroom. This enviable suite soothes a weary head with its custom upholstered bed, ignites a creative spirit with its window-side seating area and welcomes any organizational challenge with its large walk-in closet.

The lacquered side tables, mirrored dresser and colorful artwork bring a subtle glamour to this modern space, thanks to the design work of Frances Kinloch Avery (Rowan Company).

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Don’t miss: The en-suite bath, which combines tucked-away comfort with swanky style.

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Bedroom #4 Cozy comfort shines in this fourth bedroom, where luxury bedding and unique furnishings fill this welcoming space (Frances Kinloch Avery, Rowan Company).

Relax in the soft club chair and gaze out at the tree-top view, or enjoy the custom window treatments and plush rug.

Spare room Masculinity makes a big splash in this spare room, thanks to the design talent of Frances Kinloch Avery (Rowan Company).

Gentlemen and dames alike are welcome to slip onto the chocolate velvet sectional sofa.

Swivel around in the geometric-patterned club chairs to enjoy the entertainment area, or steal style tips from the unforgettable iron-and-glass coffee table. And, of course, a cow-hide rug ties the man cave vibe together with a fabulous finishing touch.

Don’t miss: The vintage credenza, repurposed as a handsome bar.

Sun Porch Soak up some rays and enjoy the great outdoors on this sun porch, a Southern staple (Gina Carson and Brittany Bowswer, Carolina Furniture and Interiors). Lounge on the plush wicker sectional seating while you enjoy a concoction perched on the cocktail table. Small details, like the built-in speakers and the stained V-groove wood ceiling, make a big impact here.

Don’t miss: The large fenced-in backyard, complete with paver stone veranda and grilling patio, which feels like a welcome extension of this outdoor living space.

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