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10 Veterans Day

The Missouri Athletic Club and the St. Louis Rotary Club will host the Veterans Day Commemoration on Nov. 10 at the Downtown Clubhouse.

MISSOURI ATHLETIC CLUB Founded in 1903 NOVEMBER 2022

Cherry Diamond Staff

Sports Personality of the Year Cardinals’ third baseman Nolan Arenado has been voted by MAC Members as the 2022 Sports Personality of the Year.

Publisher – Brent Beumer Director of Communications – Jim Wilson Content Marketing Manager/Managing Editor – Marina Fanning Communications Strategist – Anne Luckey Graphic Design – Lilyann Rice General Manager – Wallace L. Smith To advertise, contact Marina Fanning at 314-539-4447 or mfanning@mac-stl.org.

20 Scott Stutz Selected as Tennis Director

The MAC proudly announces the selection of Scott Stutz as the Club’s next Tennis Director.

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Board of Governors

Restaurant Grand Reopenings Renovations to the 1903 Dining Room and Jack Buck Grille are complete, and both restaurants are officially open!

Officers Brent Beumer – President Tracy Beckette – Vice President Justin Fowler – Second Vice President Chris Swank – Secretary Steve Albart – Treasurer Class of 2023 Steve Albart, Tracy Beckette, Brent Beumer, Justin Fowler, Chris Swank

D E PA R T M E N T S

ON THE COVER

2 Upcoming Events

18 Athletics

Relax and unwind at the renovated Jack

4 President’s Column

22 Wellness

Buck Grille to experience exceptional

5 Foundations

23 Youth Programs

dining exclusive to MAC Members. On

6 General Manager’s Column

26 Around the Club

Sept. 27, the JBG held a ribbon-cutting

8 Membership

33 Snapshots

ceremony to honor the legacy of former

13 CWC

Member Jack Buck and commemorate the restaurant’s fresh beginnings.

Class of 2024 Carter Alexander, Mark McClanahan, Cheri McLaughlin, Mark Niemeyer, Neal Perryman Class of 2025 Tom Dankenbring, Tim Maynard, Jodi Petersen, Gary Sextro, Jeff Wehmer

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IN THIS ISSUE

C H E R RY D I A M O N D F

10 Veterans Day

The Missouri Athletic Club and the St. Louis Rotary Club will host the Veterans Day Commemoration on Nov. 10 at the Downtown Clubhouse.

MISSOURI ATHLETIC CLUB Founded in 1903 NOVEMBER 2022

Cherry Diamond Staff

Sports Personality of the Year Cardinals’ third baseman Nolan Arenado has been voted by MAC Members as the 2022 Sports Personality of the Year.

20 Scott Stutz Selected as Tennis Director

The MAC proudly announces the selection of Scott Stutz as the Club’s next Tennis Director.

Board of Governors

Restaurant Grand Reopenings Renovations to the 1903 Dining Room and Jack Buck Grille are complete, and both restaurants are officially open!

D E PA R T M E N T S

ON THE COVER

2 Upcoming Events

18 Athletics

Relax and unwind at the renovated Jack

4 President’s Column

22 Wellness

Buck Grille to experience exceptional

5 Foundations

23 Youth Programs

dining exclusive to MAC Members. On

6 General Manager’s Column

26 Around the Club

Sept. 27, the JBG held a ribbon-cutting

8 Membership

33 Snapshots

ceremony to honor the legacy of former

13 CWC

Member Jack Buck and commemorate the restaurant’s fresh beginnings.

Class of 2024 Carter Alexander, Mark McClanahan, Cheri McLaughlin, Mark Niemeyer, Neal Perryman Class of 2025 Tom Dankenbring, Tim Maynard, Jodi Petersen, Gary Sextro, Jeff Wehmer

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UPCOMING EVENTS

NOVEMBER 2

MAC Speaker Series: Kathy Mazzarella DT Co-sponsored by the Women’s Initiative Group and the Women Business Owners Roundtable Kathy started at Graybar as a customer service agent and has risen to CEO over her 25-year career. Hear about her career growth, leadership development, mentoring and the innovation and growth of a 150-year-old company. Attendees will learn about innovating for success in a changing world, values that stand the test of time and how to develop a leadership identity. Business attire is required.

6:30 p.m. | Reception 7 p.m. | Program

Members and Guests: $34 MAC Associate Members: $25 Students: $18

Veterans Day Commemoration

Hosted by the MAC and the Rotary Club of St. Louis Members are invited to attend a luncheon hosted by the Missouri Athletic Club and Rotary Club of St. Louis to honor veterans and recognize award honorees. The MAC welcomes Keynote Speaker and Guest of Honor, Major General Vincent B. Barker. Business attire is required. 11:15 a.m. | Reception and Military Exhibits 12 p.m. | Lunch and Program $29.50 per person

Annual Sip and Shop

Thanksgiving Day Events

Celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday at the Club! Watch the Ameren Thanksgiving Day Parade followed by a dinner buffet Downtown, or enjoy lunch at West and take your dinner to-go. Learn more about the Club’s Thanksgiving Day events on page 29.

Invite friends, family and coworkers to attend this favored shopping event! Vendors will sell accessories, apparel, beauty and spa gifts, home décor and more. This complimentary event includes shopping, raffle prizes, one glass of wine and sweet treats.

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Sponsored by the Women’s Initiative Group

5:30-7:30 p.m.

Watch your favorite MAC singers perform at their annual fall concert. The Apollos will recreate the glory days of Frank, Dean, Sammy and the rest of The Rat Pack. Business attire is required at this complimentary-to-attend event.

8-8:45 a.m. | Registration and Breakfast 8:45-9:30 a.m. | Program 9:30-9:45 a.m. | Questions 9:45 a.m. | Adjourn

Apollos Fall Concert

Members must cancel reservations 72 hours prior to the event to avoid a charge of 33% of applicable price. No-shows will be charged in full. Cancellations must be made online or by contacting the MAC Catering Department. All events held in the Missouri Room require business attire unless otherwise specified.

DECEMBER 1

Associates’ Spirit of Giving Holiday Party DT Join MAC Associate Members to enjoy cocktails and celebrate the holidays! Proceeds from a silent auction, raffle and wine pull will support the MAC Sports Foundation benefitting the 2022 MAC Charitable Society for Children charities: Kellsie’s Hope, Covenant House and Girls on the Run. 6:30-10 p.m. $10 per person

Jack Buck Sports Awards

Presented by Redbird Carriers Attend the premier sports banquet in St. Louis, the 53rd annual Jack Buck Sports Awards, as we celebrate the Sports Personality of the Year Award! Complimentary drinks during reception. Drinks by Member signature. *Price includes a voluntary $25 donation to benefit the MAC Sports Foundation’s YFC initiative. 5:30 | Cocktail Reception 7 p.m. | Dinner 8 p.m. | Program

Breakfast with Santa

SOLD OUT

Indulge in brunch buffet favorites with Kris Kringle. Members are encouraged to bring cameras to capture picture-perfect moments!

Adults: $40 per person, plus Club charge Children (5-12): $18 per child, plus Club charge Children (4 and under): Gratis

Holiday Wine Dinner

Sponsored by the MAC Wine Society Join the MAC Wine Society for a memorable holiday wine dinner in the Missouri Room. Save the date!

All good little girls and boys will have the opportunity to visit with Kris Kringle. Participate in fun and festive activities and enjoy a delicious breakfast buffet! Each child will receive a small gift and a picture with Santa. 8:30-11 a.m.

10 a.m.-1 p.m.

$175* per person, inclusive

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Family Brunch with Santa

6:30 p.m.

Santa’s Workshop

Bring your family to the West Clubhouse to decorate gingerbread houses! The price includes a gingerbread house, decorating supplies and tools, a hot chocolate bar and cookies. 2-4 p.m. $25 per child Children (4 and under): Gratis

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LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT s I write this column, the air is brisk, the fall foliage is at its peak color and the forecast is calling for our first hard freeze. At the Club, our fall traditions and events are in full swing and will continue as the end-of-the-year holidays approach. I want to highlight two extraordinary events that I was privileged to attend and share a few introductory remarks at during the past month. The first is the Women of Distinction awards banquet, where the Club’s Women’s Initiative Group honored seven local women for their significant achievements in business, mentorship and community involvement. I would like to specifically thank my fellow Governor, Jodi Peterson, and the entire Steering Committee for hosting such a remarkable event. The event was a first-class experience and showcased the marvelous networking opportunities afforded by the Club and our “Clubs within the Club.” If you have not attended this event in the past, do yourself a favor and make sure to attend next year; you will not be disappointed. The second event actually occurred at the end of September. As many of you may not be aware, the Veterans Room on the fourth floor at the Downtown Clubhouse is the “clubhouse” and regular meeting space for Post #4 of the American Legion. The American Legion is our nation’s largest veterans service organization. On Sept. 28, Post #4 hosted Mr. Vincent J. “Jim” Troiola, the recently elected National Commander of the American Legion. It was inspiring to hear from Commander Troiola and learn more about what he and the American Legion are doing to ensure that our Veterans receive the support and services they need and richly deserve. In keeping with the theme of recognizing and honoring our veterans, the Club’s annual Veterans Day Commemoration will take place on Nov. 10. This is an incredible event and an opportunity to acknowledge and celebrate the men and women who served our country with tremendous dedication and valor. In addition to our Veterans Day Commemoration, there are several other outstanding upcoming Club events in the month of November. First, on Wednesday, Nov. 2, the MAC Speaker Series, co-sponsored by the Women’s Initiative Group and the Women Business Owners Roundtable, will host a breakfast meeting and presentation by Kathy Mazzarella, the Chairman, President and CEO of Graybar. Mazzarella will share her thoughts and perspectives on business innovation and longevity. For those of you who want to get a head start on your holiday shopping, I encourage you to attend the Sip and Shop event at the Downtown Clubhouse on Wednesday, Nov. 16, from 5:30-7:30 p.m. For music lovers, the Apollos Fall Concert will take place on Friday, Nov. 18, at the Downtown Clubhouse. Finally, for your turkey day celebrations, a Thanksgiving lunch buffet will be

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served at the West Clubhouse from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., and a Thanksgiving dinner buffet will be available at the Downtown Clubhouse from 1-4 p.m. To reserve a space at the West Clubhouse, you will need to do so via phone at (314) 539-4490. Reservations for Downtown may be made via phone at (314) 539-4470 or online. In October, the Board of Governors visited the Union League of Philadelphia for our annual retreat. Frankly, it would take me two or three times the space afforded here to share all that we learned and gleaned from our experience. Like the MAC in St. Louis, the Union League of Philadelphia has a very prominent and historic building in the heart of Philadelphia. Their “League House” on Broad Street was built in 1864 and remains central to all that the Union League of Philadelphia offers its members. However, they have successfully acquired and integrated three (3) separate golf facilities and two (2) separate dining locations into their club as additional member amenities. The Union League of Philadelphia prides itself on long-term, strategic thinking. One message that certainly resonated and captivated the Board of Governors was the perspective that club leadership should always be thinking about “Building Your Granddaughter’s Club.” That is to say, we should always be thinking two generations down the line to ensure that the MAC is where future generations of the St. Louis community will want to be Members. I thank my fellow BOG Members who were able to attend the retreat, both in person and remotely, for their time and commitment to the MAC and our current and future generations of Members. Finally, I would like to recognize a recent recipient of the distinguished employee award. This individual works diligently behind the scenes at the Downtown Clubhouse to ensure our Members, guests and staff can have an exceptional experience. Diatra Sykes Title: Housekeeping Supervisor Start Date: 10/26/2018 Thank you for your service to the Club, Diatra! Your dedication to improving and enhancing our Club is one of many reasons that the MAC maintains its “Platinum Club” status. We are grateful to have you at the MAC! Members, I wish you and your family a great Thanksgiving, and I look forward to seeing you at the Club this fall.

Brent Beumer, President Missouri Athletic Club

MAC FOUNDATIONS CORNER

Leaving a Legacy

HAVE YOU TAKEN YOUR “RMDs” YET FOR 2022? Anyone 72 years of age or older is required to take a Required Minimum Distribution (RMD) from their tax-deferred accounts (IRA and 401k) by Dec. 31, 2022, and pay taxes on the distribution.

BUT THERE IS A WAY TO AVOID PAYING TAXES! You can make a Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) from your IRAs to your favorite charities and avoid taxation.

The MAC Sports Foundation is a 501(c)(3) entity and is eligible to receive Qualified Charitable Distributions! Why not decide right now to save taxes this year and help the MAC Sports Foundation or the Charitable Society for Children at the same time?

A QCD is an excellent tax-saving vehicle, but there are rules to be followed and pitfalls to be avoided.

To find out more about Qualified Charitable Distributions and other giving opportunities, please contact: LARRY ABSHEER (“LA”) Director of Advancement 314-604-3890 or labsheer@mac-stl.org

We appreciate your generosity ... it matters!

LETTER FROM THE GENERAL MANAGER s many of you may be aware, the MAC Sports Foundation has recently teamed up with our downtown neighbor, the Youth and Family Center (YFC), for an exciting new initiative. The YFC is all about community, which is something that’s near and dear to the MAC family’s heart. It’s important to us to invest in the future of downtown St. Louis, which means investing in and supporting our local youth—providing them with opportunities for growth and development. With the MAC Sports Foundation’s pledge of $50,000, we are so thrilled to have launched the effort to raise an additional $100,000 to fund the installation of a new gymnasium floor at the YFC on Cass and 9th Street. In addition, we are incredibly excited to announce that The American Hellenic Foundation of St. Louis is contributing $50,000 towards this project as a direct result of the MAC’s relationship with The Regional Business Council’s Social Venture Partnership (SVP). The MAC Sports Foundation and the YFC are incredibly thankful for the support of all who have contributed. To build on this momentum, we are seeking individual donations and corporate sponsorships from Downtown business owners and anyone wanting to make a difference in the lives of the families served by the YFC to impact our neighborhood for the better. Please join us to build a brighter future for St. Louis area youth and help the YFC create a welcoming place that our community can be proud of. To learn more and pledge a donation, visit mac-sportsfoundation.org. An easy way to make a contribution is by registering to attend the 53rd Jack Buck Awards on Dec. 7. The cost of admission includes a voluntary $25 donation that will directly benefit the YFC initiative. For more than

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a half-century, the Jack Buck Awards has celebrated the accomplishments of the best in St. Louis sports, featuring the Sports Personality of the Year along with an impressive group of award honorees. The banquet is a Member favorite that always sells out, so reserve your spot soon on the MAC website. The Club is always buzzing this time of year, so I want to encourage all MAC Members to come visit the 1903 Dining Room or the Jack Buck Grille. Both restaurants recently had grand reopenings to celebrate the completion of the renovations. At the JBG ribbon cutting, members of the Buck family attended to honor their loved one, Jack Buck. It was a special moment to see the Buck family enjoy the Grille and recognize that Jack Buck was at the forefront of all design decisions. I must say, both restaurants truly reflect the tradition and elegance of the MAC. I might be biased, but I believe the MAC now has two of the best restaurants in St. Louis — one for each Clubhouse. As we quickly transition from fall into colder weather, I’m reminded of how little time is left until the holidays! Both Clubhouses offer a wide variety of opportunities to celebrate this special time with family and fellow Members. Check out the Club’s upcoming events on page two and start planning your favorite holiday traditions at the MAC. See you at the Club!

Wally Smith, General Manager Missouri Athletic Club

We are seeking individual donations and corporate sponsorships from Downtown business owners and anyone wanting to make a difference in the lives of the families served by the YFC to impact our neighborhood for the better.

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MAC MEMBERSHIP

WELCOME New Members from

September

Collin Beischel of Stifel Nathan Brown of Alter Trading Corp and Ashley Brown of Whiteside School District

MEMBERSHIP MIXER The Missouri Athletic Club Membership Mixer occurs on the first Thursday of every month from 5:30-7:30 p.m. All Members are invited to bring a new, prospective Member to learn more about the Club, interact with the Membership Committee and Board Members and take a tour of the Clubhouse. SAVE THE DATES: Nov. 3 | West Clubhouse F Dec. 1 | Downtown Clubhouse F Jan. 12 | Downtown Clubhouse Club Members can register online or contact Membership Director Rodney Stoyer at rstoyer@mac-stl.org or 314-539-4429 to make a reservation and to register guests.

Jason Burcke of Teleflex and Brianne Burcke of Washington University Joshua Davis of Deloitte Lathon Ferguson of ALSAC/St. Jude and Chalana Scales-Ferguson of Saint Louis University James Hackett Clay Hanna of National Medical Billing Services Christopher Lenzen of Sight Sciences and Ellen Lenzen of PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWC) Daniel Mauch of StoneCreek Communities and Carolyn Mauch Thomas Neill of Gray, Ritter & Graham, P.C. and Sara Neill of Capes Sokol John Neill of Save A Lot and Carrie Neill of EXP Realty Maite Nogales of MilliporeSigma and David Nogales of MilliporeSigma Sky Pederson of Bayer HealthCare John Schwartz of Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner Hilary Sherrod of Beauty Counter Mark Thompson and Barbara Thompson

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NOW ACCEPTING NOMINATIONS

FOR THE 2023 BOARD OF GOVERNORS

The Nominating Committee is seeking 10 qualified candidates to run for the 2023 Board of Governors. Don’t miss this valuable opportunity to give back to your Club. Not only is it a way to give back, but the experience is extremely rewarding. Serving on the Board of Governors gives you the opportunity to: F Bring value and enrichment to the MAC through your unique skills and abilities. F Work with other MAC leaders toward a shared goal. F Have the opportunity to work with our professional and hardworking MAC staff. F Gain further satisfaction in helping to educate other Members about this great Club.

F Develop a deep camaraderie with other Members as you continue the legacy of the MAC through your leadership. F Have fun! If you are interesting in running, please contact any of these Members of the Nominating Sub-committee: Dan Lett (Chairman), Angie Minges (Vice-Chairman), Bill Swoboda, Brent Kaniecki Chris Michalak, Chris Hyams, Gary Wideman, Greg Beekman, Judith Hanses, Nick Lamb, Mark Brandom and Mike Hackett. If you have questions about what Board service is all about, feel free to contact any current Governor or Past Governor. They are more than happy to answer your questions and share their experiences. Your letter of intent is due on or before Feb. 28, 2023.

MAC MEMBERSHIP UPDATE The Missouri Athletic Club continues to grow and expand throughout every aspect of the Club, including Membership. There have been many exciting changes recently, such as the recent reopening of the Jack Buck Grille and the 1903 Dining Room. Perhaps the most exciting thing has been the influx of new Members who are looking for fellowship with exceptional people and seeking extraordinary experiences, service and tradition. With this growing interest in Membership and the current waitlist to gain access to the West Clubhouse, it follows that the initiation fee to join the MAC should reflect a certain level of prestige. Effective Dec. 7, the initiation fee will be raised to $3,500 for Resident and Junior Resident Memberships and $1,750 for Associate Members. Affected new Members would be joining the Club in January of 2023. All Membership Nomination forms received by Dec. 6 will still receive the current rates of $2,500 for Resident and Junior Resident Members and $1,250 for Associate Members. Rest assured that this decision to raise the initiation fee is not taking place solely to take advantage of the current situation but rather to ensure the best possible Membership experience for all MAC Members. Comparative analysis of local St. Louis clubs and similar athletic clubs across the country shows that the MAC’s initiation fees still offer an incredible value for Members. As with every initiation fee increase, there tends to be a rush of incoming Members hoping to establish their Membership before the increase takes effect. Please let your friends, relatives and associates know to submit their applications as soon as possible to avoid the last-minute application rush.

Rodney Stoyer, Director of Membership Missouri Athletic Club

Initiation Fee Increase WEDNESDAY, D EC. 7

Do you have any friends or family members who are considering joining the MAC? Now is the time to join! The Club initiation fee will increase to $3,500 for Resident and Junior Resident Members and $1,750 for Associate Members on Dec. 7, 2022. Any applications received by Dec. 6 will receive the current initiation fee. Know any potential Members? Contact Will Johnston via email at wjohnston@ mac-stl.org or call 314-539-4471 to learn more about MAC Membership. NOVEMBER 2022 F 9

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HONOR VETERANS THIS VETERANS DAY

Join the Missouri Athletic Club and St. Louis Rotary Club at the Downtown Clubhouse for the annual Veterans Day Commemoration on Nov. 10 at 11:15 a.m. The MAC welcomes Keynote Speaker and Guest of Honor, Major General Vincent B. Barker to

VETERANS DAY COMMEMORATION Nov. 10

Downtown Clubhouse

11:15 a.m. | Reception and Military Exhibits 12 p.m. | Lunch and Program $29.50 per person Register online or call 314-539-4470. KEYNOTE SPEAKER AND GUEST OF HONOR, MAJOR GENERAL VINCENT B. BARKER

honor the Veteran of the Year, Veteran of Achievement and Lifetime Dedication Awardee.

VETERAN OF THE YEAR: LIEUTENANT COLONEL DON WOLFINGER Lieutenant Colonel Don Wolfinger served 21 years in active duty. He has continued to advocate for military personnel (active duty, retired and veterans) and their families, including surviving spouses. While on active duty, he had a variety of assignments in command and staff positions at all levels. As a member of the Military Officers Association of America, he has led the Advocacy in Action, engaging the Missouri Congressional Delegation, focusing key pay and benefits issues. At the same time, there was a need to address many issues at the State level. He and Colonel Tom Robillard established the State Legislative Exchange Forum. In the local community, he leads an older-adult ministry action team that provides opportunities for learning and fellowship. He is an active supporter of the inner-city Junior ROTC to emphasize leadership development. Wolfinger recently married Carolyn Brewington. They had both lost their spouses, but there was something missing in their lives. It was the love of God that brought them together. 10 F CHERRY DIAMOND

Awards and decorations include the Legion of Merit, Army Commendation Medal w/Oakleaf, Air Medal and the Army Staff Badge.

VETERAN OF ACHIEVEMENT: TIM SMITH SR. Native-born St. Louisan, retired Sergeant Tim Smith Sr. graduated from Affton high school and went on to play junior college basketball at Forest Park Community College. He missed being a part of a team, so he enlisted in the Army and served from 2003-2007. Smith was part of the 1st Armored Division 4-27FA. While deployed to Iraq in 2004, he did a lot of security for convoys and guard duty. In 2009, Smith became a Pat Tillman Military Scholar, which paid his way through the George Warren Brown School of Social Work at Washington University in St. Louis. In 2011, he founded Patriot Commercial Cleaning, which over the years, has hired over 51 veterans and 22 family members of veterans. Later in 2019, he founded Patriot Industries, a company specializing in low slope roofing and architectural shingles. Due to burn pit exposure while serving in

Iraq, he has beaten lung cancer three times and feels very fortunate. He believes he still has much to offer after serving in the Military, and it is an honor for him to keep serving the veteran community.

LIFETIME DEDICATION: RAY BUENEMAN A native St. Louisan, Ray Bueneman has always been happiest as a team member working toward the success of any group. While a student at St. Louis Beaumont High School, Bueneman was selected to play for the American Legion, Fred W. Stockham Post #245 baseball team, where he helped Stockham Post win the 1956 American Legion Junior Baseball League National Championship. Even today, he continues to maintain strong relationships with the 1956 team members. Bueneman enlisted in the Air National Guard while still in high school and served in France during the Vietnam War coalescing the work of his team. Members of American Legion, Stockham – St. Louis Post #4 have also benefitted from his service as commander, followed by years as adjutant. Bueneman’s team spirit is highly valued by all, making everyone a winner.

MAC HONOR ROLL THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE NAME Thomas Archambault Kayla Alexander Gregory Atchison John P. Baird Robert C. Barnes James T. Barry E. Tracy Beckette Edmund S. Beckette Timothy J. Beecher Glenn A. Bilzing Benjamin M. Bishop John H. Blixen Jack R. Bodine William Bouchein George P. Bouckaert James L. Boyd Patrick Boyle James A. Breckenridge Stephen Brock Charles L. Bryant Harold Bulger Melvin G. Burkart Frank Burns, III Gordon D. Bush James B. Campbell John Carroll Thomas F. Caspari Matthew Cerretti George Chopp James P. Cittadino Scott Clark Donald H. Clooney Thomas H. Cohen Christopher P. Connell John Conrad William J. Conway James F. Conway Edward A. Corich Robert W. Cranston Harry L. Crisp, II Robert L. Croak Robert G. Davis Dan Davis Warren B. Delker Leonard S. Dino Robert B. Dunn Thomas Q. Ebanues Emil P. Elsaesser

BRANCH/ YEARS OF SERVICE Army 52-54 Navy 11-13 Air Force 76-98 Army 42-45 Marines 61-67 Army 67-82 Army 71-2005 Army 43-45 Navy 72-79 Coast Guard 53-64 Navy 53-55 Army 63-69 Navy 45-46 Army 61-62 Air Force 57-60 Army 57-58 Coast Guard 60-82 Air Force 55-58 Marines 93-97 Army 87-91 Army 55-65 Navy 52-89 Army 00-04 Army 66-95 Army 67-69 Air Force 42-45 Army 65-71 Marines 93-2001 Marines 51-52 Army 51-54 Navy 92-2009 Air Force 51-54 Coast Guard 67-72 Air Force 92-97 Army 70-76 Army 57-63 Army 55-57 Air Force 54-67 Air Force 65-72 Marines 56-58 Navy 43-46 Army 57-60 Army 85-2004 Air Force 74-97 Army 53-55 Army 67-69 Air Force 41-53 Navy 55-57

NAME Robert P. Elsperman Victor W. Farah George L. Fitzsimmons Fred S. Flegel Peter Fonseca Edwin L. Fowler Donald R. Franz Robert B. Frederickson Frank Frimel Don E. Fuller Alexander Furla Gary M. Gaertner, Sr. David Gagan Robert Garner Jr. Robert A. Gassoff John J. Gazzoli, Jr. Harry Gershenson Ron Gorgen George J. Green Burton Greenberg Leonard Griggs Thomas Guignon Jack Gunn Donald J. Gunn Michael Gunn Kenneth W. Hammer Terry K. Hammer Charles Hansen Judith R. Hanses Michael Hardgrove Larry J. Hart Joseph F. Hellauer Thomas F. Hennessy, III John T. Hermen John P. Hoehn, III Joseph W. Hoffmann W.F. Samuel Hopmeier Donald J. Hrebec Charles L. Hudson George Hughes Richard L. Hughes John R. Hughes James O. Huisinga Robert A. Jacobson David F. Jones Brian Kaveney J. Robert Keightley Dale A. Knight

BRANCH/ YEARS OF SERVICE Air Force 59-67 Army 40-45/46-50 Navy 68-74 Army 67-73 Navy 94-98 Army 61-66 Navy 55-59 Navy 61-64 Army 59-62 Army 58-61 Air Force 85-06 Coast Guard 54-61 Army 63-59 Navy 70-74 Navy 03-Present Navy 69-75 Army 59-65 Air National Guard 70-76 Marines 39-65 Air Force 51-52 Air Force 54-77 Army 67-71 Navy 52-53 Air Force 61-64 Army 69-75 Navy 44-46 Army 66-69 Navy 43-46 Army 73-98 Army 60-62 Navy 68-76 Army 82-88 Air Force 72-05 Marines 43-46 Army 71-73 Army 58-64 Army 58-59 Navy 56-58 Army 45-46 Air Force 56-58 Army 55-62 Army 60-66 Army 64-66 Army 71-73 Air Force 63-67 Marines N/A Army 59-70 Army 44-46

NAME Clyde E. Knussmann William S. Kopp Phillip Korenblat Herman L. Kriegshauser Ronald L. Krutzman Clifford M. Kurrus Brainerd W. LaTourette, Jr. Gerald T. Lawlor James A. Layton Dack Ledbetter Joseph G. Lipic Steven E. Lohr David V. Ludwig Rene E. Lusser Jerry F. Martin Matthew Masiel Joseph B. McGlynn Joseph B. McGlynn, Jr. Geoffrey Miller Charles J. Milligan C. Scott Molden Vladimir Monroe Thomas F. Mooney Kurt Mungenast George P. Murphy Forrest J. Murphy Chris Nasrallah Frank J. Niesen, Sr. John M. Noce Michael E. Nolan James P. O’Grady Michael D. O’Keefe Alan Orr, Jr. Gerald R. Ortbals Gregory D. O’Shea Thomas O’Toole Richard A. Overton Peter J. Palumbo Basil D. Pappas James A. Paunovich G. Keith Phoenix William R. Piper Roger Placke William Profilet Steve Pulley John C. Reid H. Kenneth Reynolds Riley, Hon. John

BRANCH/ YEARS OF SERVICE Air Force 43-46 Army 66-68 Army 61-62 Air Force 55-57 Navy 67-69 Army 51-82 Army 55-57 Army 53-55 Navy 55-59 Army 88-92 Air Force 61-64 Army 68-74 Army 75-77 Army 56-61 Army 72-74 Army 01-05 Army 18-19 Army 60-61 Navy 58-60 Navy 56-60 Navy 74-76 Navy 94-97 Navy 92-2012 Marines/Army 88-98/99-2003 Marines 66-69 Army 60-76 Army National Guard 02-07 Army 43-46 Air Force 68-72 Navy 61-92 Air Force 58-64 Air Force 62-64 Navy 88-99 Air Force 66-71 Marines 53-93 Marines 44-46 Army 67-69 Army 69-73 Marines 67-73 Army 69-72 Army 68-71 Army 80-83 Navy 55-57 Navy 84-89 Air Force 75-2011 Army 44-46 Army 43-46 Army 71-97

NAME Michael J. Ross John Salter Timothy C. Sansone Donald L. Schlapprizzi William D. Schneck Vern H. Schneider Charles W. Schroeder Bradley Seabaugh Jr. Jim Segrist James A. Sheets Charles M.M. Shepherd Raese V. Simpson William A. Skaggs Russell J. Slater Edward W. Smith John J. Smith Edgar C. Sparks Jack T. Steele Richard W. Stegmann Carl C. Stifel Richard Stith John Stupp Bruce Tarantola Phillip S. Tomber Norm Toon Joseph M. Touhill Luis Tumialan Donald A. Wachter George W. Walker Joseph A. Weber, Jr. Harry C. Weber Robert M. Weinshenker Keith Wheeler P. Chad Wheeler Bill Willert James E. Williams Justin A. Williamson Matt Wilson Richard L. Winter Melvin Witt Eric Woodruff John Wright Rob Wunderlich, Jr. Robert A. Wunderlich, Sr. Peter J. Yannakakis William L. Zielinski Ralph Zitzmann

BRANCH/ YEARS OF SERVICE Marines 64-67 Army 66-69 Army 89-92 Army 60-65 Army 70-72 Army 43-46 Air Force 43-80 Marines 15-21 Navy 65-69 Air Force 66-69 Army 53-56 Navy 56-65 Army 53-54 Marines 44-46 Air Force 56-65 Army 52-53 Marines 51-53 Navy 45-46/54-56 Coast Guard 56-62 Army 60-62 Marines 41-45 Army 72-93 Army 45-47 Marines 64-72 Navy 85-08 Air Force 52-54 Army 80-97 Army 46-47 Air Force 54-74 Air Force 84-2012 Navy 64-69 Army 61-67 Army 70-71 Air Force 96-2002 Navy 66-70 Navy 86-95 Navy 62-65 Marines 77-83 Army 69-71 Air Force 52-72 Army 88-92 Army 62-68 Marines/AF 86-present Air Force 57-62 Navy 88-93 Navy 44-46 Navy 44-46

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CLUBS WITHIN THE CLUB

Associates’ Rooftop Concert and Cocktails

A S S O C I AT E S’

Spirit of Giving HO L I DAY PA RT Y

Thursday, Dec. 1 F Downtown Clubhouse 6:30-10 p.m. F $10 per person

On Sept. 22, Missouri Athletic Club Associate Members and their guests enjoyed live music, cocktails and games atop the beautiful Downtown Clubhouse rooftop! The event was an excellent opportunity for MAC’s young professionals to network and introduce their guests to the Club amid beautiful fall weather.

Join the Associates for cocktails to celebrate the holidays! Proceeds from a silent auction, raffle and wine pull will support the MAC Sports Foundation benefitting the 2022 MAC Charitable Society for Children charities: Kellsie’s Hope, Covenant House and Girls on the Run. This event is open to all Members and their guests. Business attire is required. Register online at mac-stl.org/events.

CWC MEETINGS The MAC offers a variety of Clubs Within the Club to bring together Members with common interests.

Apollos Mondays, 7 p.m., Downtown Book Club Second Thursday of the month, 5:30 p.m., West Business Development Group Third Thursday of the month Alternating meetings and happy hours Meeting: 7:15 a.m., Downtown Happy Hour: 4:30-7 p.m., alternating locations Forever Young Club Third Friday of the month, 11:30 a.m., West Military History Club Fourth Tuesday of the month, 11:30 a.m., Downtown Toastmasters First and third Wednesday of the month, 5:30 p.m., West For more information, visit mac-stl.org or call DT: 314-539-4470 WE: 314-539-4490 NOVEMBER 2022 F 13

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CLUBS WITHIN THE CLUB

On the Road Again with the FYC By Judith Hanses, Past Governor

A late October road trip found the Forever Young Club (FYC) near Perryville, Missouri, exploring the well-preserved 1838-1839 emigration site of Lutherans who fled religious persecution in Saxony, Germany. The visit was followed by a trip to the nearby Missouri National Vietnam Veterans Memorial, the location of an exact, full-size replica of the Vietnam Wall on the National Mall in Washington, DC. What a surprise to discover a perfectly preserved German emigration settlement from the late 1830s in Frohna and Altenburg, Missouri, among the hills alongside the Mississippi River. Selected for its rolling terrain, reminiscent of Saxony, the preserved settlement features hand-hewn log cabins, barns, the blacksmith shop that kept shoes on the horses and wheels on the settlers’ wagons, the original log church and a oneroom log structure where Concordia Lutheran Seminary was founded as the first seminary west of the Mississippi River, now located in Clayton. The FYC learned that some of the Saxony emigres chose to settle in St. Louis and established the historic Trinity Lutheran Church in Soulard. A most inspiring aspect of our visit was that this thriving community had entertained 35,000 guests at the county fair the Sunday before our visit. The charming local museum and visitor center is staffed by residents who grew up in the area and retired back home after careers that took them all over the country. Likewise, the restaurant where we enjoyed lunch was operated by a gracious lady who had lived in various locations around the United States and returned to settle down and entertain in her home community. The luncheon included highly acclaimed bratwurst and delicious German potato salad with sweet red cabbage that was praised by all. After our authentic German lunch, the

next stop was Missouri’s National Veterans Memorial on the outskirts of Perryville. Here, on the former site of a Vietnam veteran’s farm, sits an exact replica of the Vietnam Wall, down to its black granite sourced from the original quarry, and with every letter of the 58,390 names scripted in the same, precise font as engraved on the Wall in the District of Columbia (DC). Why is there a perfect replica in Perryville? Because Vietnam veteran Jim Eddleman promised himself that if he got out of Vietnam alive, he would find a way to honor the Vietnam veterans who died there. He donated 46 acres and 2.6 million dollars in savings to create a wall to honor the soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. Tour chairman, Joe Hoffmann, related a personal story revived by seeing the replica wall. His college classmate and fraternity brother, Navy Lieutenant Harold Dale Meyerkord, was a Mizzou graduate and Navy Fast Boat captain who was the first commissioned naval officer to die in Vietnam in March of 1965 after enlisting in 1959. Hoffmann first knew about his friend’s death when he saw Meyerkord’s name on the Wall in Washington, DC. Forever Young travelers agreed it was a lovely and inspiring day discovering history, ranging from the early days of European settlement in Missouri to a Vietnam veteran’s determination to remember and commemorate fallen comrades—all practically in our own backyard.

FYC U P CO MING MEETINGS Save the dates for upcoming Forever Young Club meetings, held at the West Clubhouse at 11:30 a.m.! Each month, the FYC hosts various speakers from the St. Louis community. Want to learn more about the FYC? Contact Katie Maurer at kmaurer@mac-stl.org. 14 F CHERRY DIAMOND

Nov. 18 - Speaker: Maxine Clark Founder of Build-A-Bear, Developer of Blueprint4.com and Managing Partner of Prosper Women’s Capital Dec. 16 - Details to come. Jan. 20 - Details to come.

Celebration Gala SAV E T HE DAT E

The MAC will hold its annual gala on Saturday, Feb. 11. More details to follow. For questions, please contact Katie Maurer at kmaurer@mac-st.org.

MHC Welcomes Spencer Howard Spencer Howard, an Archives Technician at the Herbert Hoover Presidential Library Museum, will speak at the Military History Club (MHC) meeting on Nov. 22. Howard will discuss Hoover’s food programs during and after both World Wars, Belgium during WWI and the Famine Emergency Committee in 1946. The MHC meets on the fourth Tuesday of every month at 11:30 a.m. at the Downtown Clubhouse. Register online at mac-stl.org/events.

Apollos Honor the Rat Pack Watch your favorite Missouri Athletic Club singers perform at their annual fall concert on Nov. 18. The Apollos will recreate the glory days of Frank, Dean, Sammy and the rest of the Rat Pack. Business attire is required at this complimentary-to-attend event. To register, visit mac-stl.org/events. Nov. 18 F 6:30 p.m. F Reception F 7 p.m. | Program

Members Wine and Dine with MAC President On Sept. 21, Members gathered in the Missouri Room for the Missouri Athletic Club President’s Wine Dinner. Attendees were joined by President Brent Beumer and his wife, Ashley, as they enjoyed a variety of curated wines to accompany several dishes prepared by Executive Chef Bart Philipps.

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ARENADO SNAGS SPORTS PERSONALITY OF THE YEAR Cardinals third baseman to be honored at 53rd Jack Buck Sports Awards on Dec. 7 Third baseman Nolan Arenado thrilled Cardinal fans this past season with his spectacular Gold Glove defense and hitting heroics. Members of the Missouri Athletic Club have voted him the 2022 Sports Personality of the Year, an award that MAC Member Jack Buck established in 1970 to annually honor the top St. Louis sports figure. Arenado will be presented with the award at the 53rd annual Jack Buck Sports Awards banquet, presented by Redbird Carriers, on Wednesday, Dec. 7. The Cardinals traded for Arenado in 2021. Following a strong debut season in St. Louis, he elevated his game in 2022, becoming a contender, along with teammate Paul Goldschmidt, for the National League Most Valuable Player Award. In addition to his spectacular glove work at third base, Arenado

was a force at the plate, hitting 30 home runs and 103 runs batted in with a .293 batting average. Arenado is the 25th member of the Cardinals organization to win the award, joining other legendary players like Bob Gibson (1970), Lou Brock (1973), Ozzie Smith (1984), Albert Pujols (2002), Adam Wainwright (2009) and Yadier Molina (2017). The MAC’s Jack Buck Sports Awards event is regarded as the premier sports banquet in St. Louis and has honored a distinguished list of Hall of Famers, Olympic champions and coaching legends. The banquet is not only enjoyed by a full house in the Club’s spectacular ballroom, as listeners throughout the Midwest and beyond tune into KMOX Radio to hear the program.

Jack Buck Awards presented by Redbird Carriers

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 7 Downtown Clubhouse 5:30 p.m. – Cocktails | 7 p.m. – Dinner 8 p.m. – Program $175* per person, inclusive (Complimentary drinks during reception; drinks by signature during dinner) *Price includes a voluntary $25 donation to benefit the MAC Sports Foundation’s YFC initiative.

Make your reservations online at mac-stl.org/events or by calling 314-539-4470. You can also enjoy the event in style by participating as an event sponsor. Sponsoring the Jack Buck Awards is the ideal way to entertain friends and business associates, as sponsors receive prime seating and an invite to the VIP reception. Contact jwilson@mac-stl.org for details. NOVEMBER 2022 F 17

M A C AT H L E T I C S

SQUASH

Stewart Named St. Louis Open Champion The Club was delighted to welcome 24 international proplayers from around the world, who competed for world tour ranking points, at the Missouri Athletic Club West Clubhouse over Sept. 20-24. In the finals, Rory Stewart defeated Curtis Malik (11-6, 12-10, 9-11, 11-9) in 65 minutes. Congratulations to St. Louis Open Champion Rory Stewart, who secured his seventh PSA World Tour title. A great effort was made by Malik, having now made two PSA finals in a row. The squash program extends thanks to the supportive MAC Members, patrons and staff who helped make this tournament a reality. A very special thank you to the event’s title sponsor Mark McClanahan with Mosby Building Arts.

Upcoming Tournaments at MAC West Nov. 2-5 | Missouri State Singles Championships Nov. 25 | Turkey Burner | Handicapped singles and doubles Contact Alex Ingham at aingham@mac-stl.org for more information and to register.

ST. LOUIS SQUASH OPEN (L-R) ALEX INGHAM, MARK MCCLANAHAN, CHAMPION RORY STEWART AND FINALIST CURTIS MALIK.

Adult Clinics for All Levels The Missouri Athletic Club offers many adult squash programs including clinics, tournaments, private lessons, ladies’ squash, pick-up games and leagues. To get involved with adult squash, contact Alex Ingham at aingham@mac-stl.org.

FA L L SQ UAS H JU N I O R C L I NI CS FUTURE STARS (AGES 7-11) HIGH-PERFORMANCE (AGES 11-15) Tuesday, 3:45-4:45 p.m. and Monday, 4:30-5:30 p.m.; Wednesday, Saturday, 1-2 p.m. 4:30-5:30 p.m. and Saturday, 12-1 p.m. F This is a great opportunity to F These sessions focus on developing introduce kids to a high-paced solid technical fundamentals, and strategic racquet sport! improving shot consistency, learning F Learn the basic technical stroke effective match tactics and fun games. fundamentals, combined with F It is advised for players to take fun games. individual lessons at least once a week to fine-tune technique. F Equipment provided!

ELITE ACADEMY (AGES 14+) Tuesday, 4:45-5:45 p.m.; Thursday, 4:30-5:30 p.m. and Saturday, 2-3 p.m F These sessions focus on advanced drilling, racquet work, learning how to link shot combinations together, executing match tactics and mental preparation. F It is advised for players to take individual lessons at least once a week to fine-tune technique.

Coach will determine the appropriate training group. Spaces are limited. Contact Alex Ingham at aingham@mac-stl.org to register. 18 F CHERRY DIAMOND

JOIN THE

Winter Basketball League Join one of the Missouri Athletic Club’s longest-standing traditions and register for a basketball league. Registration for the winter league is open from Nov. 18-Dec. 14. The open league plays on Monday and Tuesday nights, and the over-40 league plays on Wednesday nights. Both leagues begin the week of Jan. 2. Members can participate in both leagues if they qualify by age (must turn 40 during the 2023 calendar year to qualify).

Stay Fit for the Holidays! As fall leads into the busy holiday season, it’s important for Members to develop a plan for achieving their fitness goals. At both Clubhouses, Members can schedule one-on-one training with the Club’s extraordinary fitness trainers. For those who don’t like to train alone but prefer a personalized training session, group training is offered as well!

For more information or to schedule a session, contact:

$90 per person, per league

WEST CLUBHOUSE: Paul Helfrich, phelfrich@mac-stl.org or 314-539-4453

DOWNTOWN CLUBHOUSE: Courtney Hutt, chutt@mac-stl.org or 314-539-4495

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MAC RACQUETBALL LEAGUE

M A C AT H L E T I C S

Summer League Champions Congratulations to the 2022 Summer Racquetball League participates and champions! LEAGUE CHAMPIONS: A Division - Marco Bertarelli B Division - Steve Albart C Division - Scott Zhender

Ladies’ Interclub Participation on the Rise Between the fun of cardio tennis, the encouragement of tennis pros and chatter among friends, players are moving toward competitive tennis and enjoying it! It’s a good bet that the newbies and the more seasoned players on the team will join for a fun and winning season! The Ladies’ Interclub Group is now accepting new additions. There are four different levels that practice weekly, and Coach Scott Stutz can help determine the best fit for incoming players. Contact Stutz at 314-539-4413 or sstutz@mac-stl.org. ABOVE: THE LADIES’ INTERCLUB GROUP PRACTICES EACH WEEK, AND THEIR ENTHUSIASM FOR THE SPORT IS APPARENT!

Stutz Selected as New MAC Tennis Director The Missouri Athletic Club is pleased to announce the selection of Scott Stutz as the MAC’s next Tennis Director. Stutz began his new position in mid-October alongside Kim Steinmetz, who will be retiring at the end of 2022. Steinmetz will remain part of the tennis program as she continues to serve her long-time lessons. Stutz, who has been part of the MAC tennis program for 24 years, grew up in New England. He won a Connecticut high school title and then played Division I tennis at Central Connecticut State University. After college, Stutz competed at the professional level in Satellite events, taught with Tennis Unlimited and was the “Learn to Play” Director at the Little Rock Racquet Club. He has enjoyed working with many Members over the years and is proud to have helped develop several of St. Louis’ elite junior players, who have achieved top national rankings and held successful college careers. Stutz said, “The MAC has a strong and vibrant program. I am honored to have been selected to be the next Tennis Director and look forward to working with the Members to continue to increase the program’s value.” 20 F CHERRY DIAMOND

ABOVE LEFT: MARCO BERTARELLI CELEBRATES BEING NAMED THE A DIVISION SUMMER LEAGUE CHAMPION. ABOVE RIGHT: SCOTT ZHENDER (LEFT) AND GOVERNOR STEVE ALBART (RIGHT) BEAM WITH JOY AFTER SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETING THE SUMMER RACQUETBALL LEAGUE AS CHAMPIONS.

Fall League The Fall Racquetball League is currently underway, with a total of three divisions playing. There are 26 players participating this season. Finals for all divisions begin Friday, Dec. at 4 p.m. at the West Clubhouse. Members and players are encouraged to attend and support their favorite players. There will be cocktails during the finals.

Winter and Spring League Begins January 2023 10-Week Season | $25 per player Players are divided by level into three divisions (A, B and C). Weekly singles matches are assigned to participants. Weekly matches are set up by opponents at a common time. Match results are recorded on the bulletin board in racquetball. Players will receive a league directory with everyone’s contact info. At the end of the 10-week season, players are placed in a tournament bracket that occurs over a two-week span. To register, contact David Fuhrig at dfuhrig@mac-stl.org or 314-539-4444.

Treat Yourself to a Shoeshine! Don Rushing is the shoeshine expert at the Downtown Clubhouse and Melvin Clark at the West Clubhouse. Shoeshines are available at the Downtown Clubhouse Monday through Friday, 5 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Shoeshines are available at the West Clubhouse Monday through Friday, 6 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Contact Rushing (Downtown) at 314-539-4482 or drop them off at the Athletic Desk on the fifth floor. Contact Clark (West) at 314-539-4444 or drop them off at the West Pro Shop or West Hair Care. Shoes, boots and golf shoes all need regular cleaning, so see the shoeshine experts today!

DOWNTOWN ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT Thanksgiving Hours The Downtown Athletic Department will be closed on Thursday, Nov. 24, in observance of the Thanksgiving Day Holiday. On Friday, Nov. 25, the department will be open for limited hours from 7 a.m.-2 p.m. The Downtown Athletic Department will reopen with regular hours on Saturday, Nov. 26.

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MAC WELLNESS

PEDIATRIC SPECIALIZED SERVICES at SSM Health Physical Therapy At SSM Health Physical Therapy, our experienced physical, occupational and speech therapists evaluate and treat children with developmental, neuromuscular and orthopedic conditions. Our specialized pediatric programs, some in affiliation with SSM Health Cardinal Glennon Children’s Hospital, help to optimize function and mobility and enable participation in age-appropriate activities.

We offer you and your child the understanding, support and compassionate care to best treat: • • • • • • • • •

ADHD and behavioral disorders Articulation disorders Autism Bowel and bladder dysfunction Cancer-related impairments Cerebral palsy Childhood apraxia of speech Club foot Coordination difficulties

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Developmental delay Down syndrome Fluency disorders Genetic disorders Gross motor delay Language disorders Musculoskeletal growing pains Polyneuropathy Sensory processing disorders Spina bifida Sports-related injuries Stroke Toe walking and other gait impairments Torticollis or other cranial asymmetries

We use proven therapies geared to improve your child’s: • • • • •

Attentional deficits Balance and coordination Bowel and bladder function Delayed speech and language skills Emotional control and regulation

• Fine motor skills and visual perceptual skills • Gross motor skills • Neuromuscular and developmental performance • Orthopedic and sports injuries • Range of motion and strength • Social skills • Speech-sound disorders • Speech intelligibility For infants, toddlers, children and teens, SSM Health Physical Therapy is your best choice to address developmental concerns and rehabilitation needs.

FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT: SSM Health Physical Therapy - MAC West Clubhouse. Call 314.822.3205 or stop by the clinic for assistance scheduling. We look forward to serving the needs of you and your family!

COMMIT REST Relaxation TO FIT

CHALLENGE

Save the date for the annual “Commit to Fit” challenge! Starting on Jan. 2, this 60-day competition will encourage Members to get or stay in shape and prioritize their physical fitness in the new year. More information to come! 22 F CHERRY DIAMOND

Both Clubhouses offer Members a wide selection of massage services from exceptional, trained therapists. Downtown massages are available Tuesday through Friday, and West massages are available seven days a week. Visit mac-stl.org/Massage for a comprehensive list of services available. Call today to book your appointment! Downtown Athletic Desk: 314-539-4482 West Athletic Desk: 314-539-4433

YO U T H P RO G RA M S

Learn more and register for Youth Program activities and camps online at mac-stl.org/ YouthPrograms. HOLIDAY CAMP MAC Enjoy sports, games, climbing, crafts and more at the Holiday Camp MAC. This camp is offered for children ages 5-12. Dates: F Monday, Dec. 19-Friday, Dec. 23 F Monday, Dec. 26-Friday, Dec. 30 Times: F Full day: 9 a.m.-4 p.m. F Half day (morning): 9 a.m.-12 p.m. F Half day (afternoon): 1-4 p.m.

PRESCHOOL HOLIDAY CAMP Tots can also enjoy Holiday Camp with activities geared toward younger Members (ages 3-5). Preschool Holiday Camp is held from 9 a.m.-12 p.m. on the same days as Holiday Camp MAC.

YOUTH GOLF CLINIC There will be a five-week Youth Golf Clinic at the West Clubhouse gym, taught by St. Louis Golf Lessons instructor Alisha Mathews. Classes include full-swing fundamentals and the basics of putting, chipping and pitching. They mix technique instruction along with skill building and games and contests. Whether a beginner or just looking for a refresher, this is a fun way to learn golf indoors. Nov. 23, 30, Dec. 7, 14, 21 | 5-6 p.m. Ages 8-13 | $130 per child

LOOKING AHEAD F The last MACtivities of 2022 will be held on Friday, Dec. 16. MACtivities will resume on Jan. 6, 2023. F Specialty Camp program details and prices will be announced on the website soon!

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AROUND THE CLUB

2022 WOMEN OF DISTINCTION

On Friday, Oct. 7, the Missouri Athletic Club hosted the 11th annual Women of Distinction event to honor six local women, including one rising star, who have been revolutionary in business, civic engagement, philanthropic programs and mentorship. The 2022 honorees have made a significant impact in many ways, but mostly through demonstrating excellence, growth, grit and empathy.

The 2022 Women of Distinction honorees are Lilian Doan Davis, Laurna Godwin, Dr. Christine Jacobs, Tamara Keefe, Nancy Meyer, Carol Rogers and Dr. Margaret Reynolds (Rising Star). Congratulations to all! The MAC thanks you for your dedication to improving the St. Louis region and leading others by example!

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CALLING ALL

SOCCER FANS!

The Missouri Athletic Club has a rich tradition of soccer, symbolized in the Hermann Trophy, awarded to the most outstanding men’s and women’s collegiate soccer players. In the spirit of the Hermann Trophy and St. Louis’ rich soccer culture, the Club is exploring the creation of a Member group focused on the world’s most popular sport. Potential activities for the group include watch parties as the World Cup kicks off this November, involvement with the Hermann Trophy Award and competing in offsite league play. If you are would like to learn more about participating in the new group, please contact Garrett Leahy at gmleahy57@gmail.com to express your interest.

MAC EMPLOYEE

Holiday Fund The holiday season is fast approaching, prompting us to reflect on the outstanding year of events and accomplishments we have enjoyed. None of these events would have been possible without exceptional staff members’ diligent work throughout the year. We see them every day, or we don’t see them—we see the effects of their work in the locker rooms, the kitchen, the basement laundry room and engineering offices. The Club’s hardworking staff is what keeps both Clubhouses running smoothly. Annually, the Employee Holiday Fund extends a holiday bonus to the Missouri Athletic Club staff and supports the MAC charitable entities. The MAC’s employees are always incredibly thankful to the Club’s Membership for this outpouring of appreciation. This year, a portion of the funds will be allocated to the Charitable Society for Children (CSC) and used to carry on the Club’s values of tradition, community and culture. On your Oct. 31, 2022, statement (both paper and digital), please notice a voluntary contribution charge in the amount of $100 shown as “Empl Holiday/Foundations Cont.” Unless you notify the accounting office otherwise, the funds will be allocated as shown: F $95 Employee Holiday Fund F $5 MAC Charitable Society for Children (tax-deductible) Remember, these contributions are entirely voluntary and can be left as-is, requiring nothing further from you. Alternatively, you may adjust or eliminate your contribution by contacting the Accounting Department or using the form available on the MAC website. ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT F Phone: 314-539-4432 F Email: billing@mac-stl.org MAC WEBSITE F Member Central > Member Documents > Holiday Fund Contribution Form Thank you for supporting the Missouri Athletic Club, our wonderful employees and Foundations.

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GRAND REOPENINGS FOR EXCEPTIONAL DINING

The 1903 Dining Room and Jack Buck Grille are complete and officially open! On Sept. 27, the Jack Buck Grille held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to honor the legacy of former Member Jack Buck and commemorate the restaurant’s fresh beginnings. Members of the Buck family attended to celebrate the completed renovation. On Sept. 29, the 1903 Dining Room held a ribbon-cutting to celebrate the completion of the room’s renovation. At both the JBG and 1903 Dining Room, new menus were released as part of the refresh of both restaurants. Missouri Athletic Club chefs carefully curated each menu to reflect better the newfound elegance of both restaurants and the Club’s rich history. Be sure to visit the Jack Buck Grille and 1903 Dining Room to experience an exceptional and extraordinary dining experience exclusive to MAC Members. Click the dining tab at mac-stl.org for more information about menus and restaurant hours.

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THANKSGIVING AT THE CLUB T H U R S D AY, N O V. 2 4 Spend your Thanksgiving Day at the Missouri Athletic Club! Whether you’re looking to head Downtown or enjoy your afternoon at West, the Club is the perfect place to spend the holiday with your family and friends. DOWNTOWN CLUBHOUSE

Dinner Buffet | 1-4 p.m. Enjoy a delicious holiday buffet prepared by Executive Chef Bart Phillips at the Downtown Clubhouse. Business attire is required. Register online or call 314-539-4470 to reserve your spot. F Adults: $39 plus Club charge F Children (5-12): $18 plus Club charge F Children (4 and under): Gratis

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Join Members on the MAC Float to participate in the annual parade. Festive Christmas and MAC attire is encouraged. This event is limited to 30 MAC Members! Register online at mac-stl.org/events. F 7:45 a.m. | Meet in MAC Lobby F 8:15 a.m. | MAC Shuttle Departs F 8:45 a.m. | Parade Begins F 12 p.m. | Return to the MAC

Lunch Buffet | 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Have an early Thanksgiving feast with a lunch buffet prepared by Chef Charles Williams. Business casual attire is appropriate for this holiday meal! To register, call 314-539-4490 (no online reservations). F Adults: $40 plus Club charge F Children (5-12): $16 plus Club charge F Children (4 and under): Gratis

Thanksgiving To-Go Let Chef Charles and the MAC West Clubhouse culinary staff take the work out of your holiday meal so you can enjoy the day with family and friends! Members can order turkey, ham, stuffing, casseroles, caramel rolls and pies, to name a few. Orders submitted via email, phone and in-person will be accepted until Nov. 17. A complete menu, order form and ordering instructions are online at mac-stl.org/Thanksgiving. For more information, call 314-539-4490.

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Holiday

SHOPPING SEASON IS HERE!

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Members are invited to attend the Annual Sip and Shop on Nov. 16 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at the Downtown Clubhouse. Invite friends, family and coworkers to attend this favored shopping event! Vendors will sell accessories, apparel, beauty and spa gifts, home décor and more. The event includes shopping, raffle prizes, one glass of wine and sweet treats. Register for this complimentary event online.

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American Legion National Commander Visits the MAC By Judith Hanses, Past Governor The Missouri Athletic Club’s own American Legion Stockham-Post #4 had the honor of a visit from National Commander Vincent “Jim” Troiola, a first for the Post and the MAC. President Brent Beumer welcomed him to the Club at a breakfast on Sept. 28, in the Veterans Room, accompanied by other MAC Members who belong to Post #4. Elected head of the 2 million member American Legion at the July 2022 national convention, Commander Troiola announced a national six-to-seven-year focus on preventing veteran suicide, calling all legionnaires to “Be The One” to identify veterans at risk and help them find preventive care.

MAC PRESIDENT BRENT BEUMER PRESENTING NATIONAL COMMANDER TROIOLA WITH A COPY OF THE MAC 100TH ANNIVERSARY HISTORY BOOK CONTAINING DOCUMENTATION OF THE MAC’S ROLE IN HELPING TO ESTABLISH THE AMERICAN LEGION IN ST. LOUIS IN 1919.

From the Post’s 20-foot 1956 Legion Junior Baseball National Championship banner in the MAC lobby to a crowd of legionnaires in the fourth-floor Veterans Room, the MAC provided a rousing welcome. Congratulations to Legion Post #4 for being selected to host National Commander Troiola.

SANTA’S WORKSHOP Bring your family to the West Clubhouse to decorate gingerbread houses! The price includes a gingerbread house, decorating supplies and tools, a hot chocolate bar and cookies. Registration is now open. Call 314-539-4490 or email epranger@mac-stl.org to register. Sunday, Dec. 18 | 2-4 p.m. | West Clubhouse $25 per child

CHRISTMAS COOKIES TO-GO Let Chef Charles and the Missouri Athletic Club West Clubhouse Culinary staff take the work out of your holiday meal, allowing you to enjoy the day with friends and family! Members can order Christmas cookie decorating kits—the perfect holiday activity for MAC kids. Each order includes 1/2 dozen homemade assorted sugar cookie cutouts with three bags of icing for $15 per order. Phone and in-person orders will be accepted from Dec. 5-15. For more information, visit mac-stl.org/ChristmasCookies.

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1 Larry Absheer (right) poses with Winsome Earle-Sears, Lieutenant Governor of Virginia (left), at the West Clubhouse after an event hosted by MAC Member John Heithaus. 2 Ryan Berra hit a hole-in-one with a seven iron from 73 yards at the opening hole at the Family Golf & Learning Center on Sept. 24. 3 The Bridge Club celebrated their

director, Janet Vontz, and her birthday with a cake in September. 4 Tom Engle, Carol Layton, Peter Fuerst and Lee Steuby enjoy a game of bridge at the West Clubhouse.

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WITH YOUR NEW ACURA! This fall is the perfect time to finally upgrade your vehicle. Here at Mungenast, we are never short on the best cars the industry can offer, as new inventory arrives daily. With over 180 pre-owned vehicles waiting for the right new owner, now is the time to buy. We are happy to help you find the car of your dreams that fits within your budget.

Did you know that Mungenast services ALL MAKES AND MODELS? Whether you bought your car from Mungenast or not, we are happy to serve Missouri Athletic Club Members with the exclusive Service Drive offer. Members can enjoy the West Clubhouse while Mungenast picks up, services and delivers vehicles for added convenience. Stop putting off that oil change, and give us a call at 314-822-2872 to get your car in tip-top shape before winter arrives.

Missouri Athletic Club, Cherry Diamond, November 2022

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