MOORESTOWN FRIENDS SCHOOL
AUCTION 2013
Schedule 6:00 p.m.
Welcome Reception, Silent Auction Items and Exclusive Items
(Mezzanine)
7:30 p.m.
Dinner
(Ballroom)
8:45 p.m.
Guests adjourn to the theater for the Live Auction and Dessert
9:00 p.m.
Live Auction of Class Gifts and Extraordinary Items
(Theater)
10:30 p.m.
Auction Ends - That’s a Wrap!
Check-Out
Lead Sponsors
(Mezzanine)
(Live Auction)
(Silent Auction)
(Cocktail Reception)
Letter from the Head of School
Letter from the Chairs
March 16, 2013
March 16, 2013
Dear Friends,
“And the winner is”...
Thank you for attending this year’s auction, presented by Parent Council. The auction was organized by a talented group of volunteers, led by co-chairs Celestine Berg and Sangeeta Doshi. I always enjoy this event because it not only suppor ts Moorestown Friends School, but it’s an oppor tunity for members of our community to spend an enjoyable evening together.
Welcome to “Lights, Camera, Auction”, Moorestown Friends School’s largest parent-driven fundraiser for 2013! We are thrilled that you are here to join us for what is going to be an incredibly rewarding and amazing evening!
Hollywood recently hosted the Oscars, celebrating its biggest, brightest stars. Lights, Camera, Auction is a fitting theme for tonight’s event as we highlight the talents and creativity of our students, faculty, staff and parents. How appropriate that the Auction Committee created a “walk of fame” – a great reminder of some of the everyday stars here at school. I would like to recognize the parents, alumni, faculty, staff, students, friends and businesses that have suppor ted the Auction by providing wonderful items to bid on, sponsoring the event, working with students on Class Gifts and volunteering their time to prepare for this evening. Planning an event of this size takes dozens of volunteers and countless hours of work. I am grateful for all of those who helped realize the co-chairs’ vision for the evening, and also for your commitment to MFS. Finally, I would like to applaud Celestine and Sangeeta (as well as their families) for leading this year’s Auction. We are for tunate to have such dedicated parents at our school; they are a treasure of the MFS community. Enjoy tonight’s event – Happy Bidding!
Our journey began last summer when Matt Nierenberg, from the Development Office, asked us to co-chair the auction. We gladly accepted and welcomed the challenge, and along the way, realized that Matt’s initial request to serve as co-chairs was nothing more than, “oppor tunity knocking at our door”. As co-chairs, we witnessed, first hand, just how remarkable our MFS community really is. We are thrilled to tell you that every door that we “knocked” on, and every call for help that we made, was answered by someone who was willing to very generously contribute time, energy, ideas, goods, services, finances, and most impor tantly, encouraging words of suppor t to ensure the success of the auction! Give yourselves a round of applause, because tonight, you are all stars whose generous spirit has enabled MFS to shine even more brilliantly! Thank you to for making a difference because in the end… the winners are our children. With hear tfelt thanks,
Sincerely, Celestine Berg
Larry Van Meter P.S. – Please be sure to patronize the businesses that have underwritten the auction and thank them for their suppor t!
Sangeeta Doshi
Auction Committee Leads Chairs
Celestine Berg and Sangeeta Doshi
Class Gifts
Monica Burrows and Nikki Fox
Live and Silent Items
Randee Forstein and Rita Wright
Exclusive Items
Suzanne Abrams
Decorations
Kate Oeltjen and Emily Orel
BidPal
Suzi Foster, Michele Graziul and Rupal Shah
Graphic Design
Paul Mahoney and Tracy Steele
Invitation RSVP
Vivian Pressley-Harris
Auction Volunteers Amy Articolo Jeanne Berinson Tiffany Brown Rhonda Cates Maria D’Sousa Komal and Vishal Dalal Chris and Jenny Eni Mary Ann Evans Elizabeth Julian Bob Foster Timothy and Nicole Fox Robert and Alysia Harvey Mindy Holman Sharon Hou Elizabeth Julian
Susan Mahon Chesca Mayser Jennifer McKeown Neelam Patel Janet Peterson Loretta Runyan Steve Sciubba Sharon Stepanski Kristin Strickland Debbie Tamburri Terri Teitelbaum Brad and Sylvie Thorstensen Nancy Walker Charlene Womack Stephanie Zarus
Recognition of Former Auction Chairs From the first MFS auction to tonight’s event, the Parent Council Auction has had a positive effect on just about every area of Moorestown Friends School. Whether the auction raised funds to purchase a school bus, renovate the library or add technology in the classrooms, each event has supported the school, and they have all been volunteer driven. The Auction has grown from a small gathering of friends to the largest parent-driven fundraiser at MFS. We would like to acknowledge the previous auction chairs. It was their success that this event was built upon.
Auction Year 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1987 1990 1993
Auction Chair(s) Deborah Feder Barbara Friedman Susan Marshall Phyllis Coplan Naomi Lippincott Joan Weber Karen DeCou Naomi Lippincott Karen DeCou Loretta Litten Sheila Lord Joan Abele Dottie Giordano Kathy McCracken Jackie Zemaitis
Recognition of Former Auction Chairs Auction Year 1995 1997 1999 2001 2003 2005 2007 2009 2011
Auction Chair(s)
Ann Campbell Jackie Zemaitis Ann Baiada Ann Campbell Kathy McCracken Randi Friedman Cindy Yingling Randi Friedman Cindy Yingling Donna Gompers Kim Hovatter Donna Gompers Kim Hovatter Valerie Eiffes Randi Gaiser Pat Wharton-Hege Francine Keller Denise Quaranta Francine Keller Denise Quaranta
Class Parents PS PK K 1st Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade 4th Grade 5th Grade
Najmun Riyaz & Riyaz Bashir Laura & Steven Sciubba Suzie & Paul Graefen Adrienne Hollander & Brian Smith Kate & Joshua Oeltjen Lina & Ajesh Patel Elizabeth & Grant Julian Jeannine & Darren Pulito Nikki & Al Fox Suzanne & Ken Zekavat Kirsten & Frank Tummarello Melissa & Matthew Wells Andrea & Coyle Connolly Maggie & Michael Dawson Dawn & Don Augustino Jill & Steven DiBiase
6th Grade Kristen & Peter Cronk Deborah & Todd Devlin 7th Grade Rose Maruca & Jeffrey Millstein Patricia & Keith Taub 8th Grade Celestine & Jeffrey Berg Dipti & Jayadev Hiremath 9th Grade Emily Corse & David Butterworth Michele Graziul 10th Grade Erin & Thomas Hurley Kristin & Bill Strickland 11th Grade Loretta & Matthew Adler Karen & Hank Applegate 12th Grade Elizabeth Endres & Mark Hines Kathryn & Daniel Shabel
A Very Special Thank You To Alber ts Transpor tation Andrew Graham Todes Photography Catering Connections Concierge Service Kim Golonka Catering By Design Chevrolet Cadillac of Turnersville Dietz & Watson Disc Makers Elegant Ice Elvis Sings Again JDogs La Di Da MFS Development Office MFS Faculty and Staff Event Volunteers MFS Maintenance Depar tment Majestic Images Michele Jagodzinski Leggs Limousine Petals and Blooms The Signs and Wonders Store Theme Factory Brandt Wolf – Quaker City Auctioneers
Menu
Auction Rules Butlered hors d’oeuvres Wild mushroom cakes with avocado and red pepper coulis Sage crostini with Saga blue cheese and tea poached cherries Home rolled Kobe beef franks wrapped in challah dough Steakhouse canapé on pumpernickel with lemon spinach and Maytag blue Béarnaise Asparagus and leek soup drizzled with white truffle oil Ahi tuna dusted with Furikake seasoning and presented with wasabi and yuzu filled pipettes Chermoula- brushed duck breast served on cool watermelon garnished with chopped pistachio
Stationary Hors d’oeuvres
Dim sum
Tartines Smoked salmon, sliced cucumber, lemon juice and pepper Sliced filet of beef, horseradish mayo, grilled onions Smokey deviled egg salad with romaine Chevre, plum tomato, basil, arugula
Steamed turkey dumplings Shrimp shu mai Vegetarian gyozas Steamed Peking duck rolls with soy dipping sauce
Dinner Arugula and field green salad with oranges, Pecorino, caramelized fennel and rosemary salted sun choke chips in balsamic vinaigrette Asian spice-rubbed beef tenderloin is paired with Miso-glazed Corvina napped with truffle yaki jus accompanied by Okinawa whipped sweet potatoes and baby bok choy Vegetarian panko coated eggplant cannelloni filled with ricotta and braised cauliflower mousse complemented with sun-dried tomatobasil relish
Dessert Chef ’s selection of Butlered sweets Warm Banana Foster bites served with whipped cream A selection of cordial glasses filled with Raspberry meringue, minted lemon lime fruit salad, fruited cheese cake and chocolate decadence Assorted mini pastries & mini napoleons Lemon thyme shortbread cookies dipped in coconut Carmel nut squares Key lime bites La Colombe regular and decaffeinated coffees and Tazo teas
General Rules
Silent Auction Rules
1. Bidder Identification. Each attendee or couple has a pre-registered number which must be used for all bidding.
1. The Silent Bidding will begin at 6:00 p.m.
2. Sales. All sales are final. Items are non-transferable and cannot be exchanged or returned unless so specified. 3. Values of items auctioned are donor’s estimates and are not warranted by Moorestown Friends School for tax purposes or general use.*
2. All bidding for the Silent Auction and purchases of Exclusive Items must be done using a BidPal device. 3. If a bid is entered accidentally, it may be rescinded only by a BidPal staff member. Check-Out Procedures
4. Services and non-tangible items (gift cer tificates) must be used within one year unless otherwise specified.
1. At the conclusion of the Live Auction, winning bidders may pick up their items on the mezzanine of the Ballroom.
5. Payment in full for all auction items must be made auction night by cash or personal check to “Moorestown Friends School.” Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover will be accepted on the night of the auction.
2. If the winning bidder has entered a credit card to use for express checkout, they can go directly to pick up their items. Items will be distributed to the winners by Auction Committee members or event volunteers.
6. Sold items must be taken from the premises the evening of the auction, with the exception of items too large to be transpor ted by car. Arrangements for later pickup must be made with the Auction Chairs.
3. If the winning bidder has not entered a credit card for express checkout, or would like to pay with cash or a check, they will need to proceed to the designated checkout location prior to picking up their items.
7. Condominium/Vacation Home Conditions. Arrangements for use of a condominium or other privately owned proper ty is subject to agreement between the donor and the winning bidder. Specifications in the program are those made by the donor. Moorestown Friends School holds no responsibility for their representation.
PAYMENT IN FULL THE EVENING OF THE AUCTION IS MANDATORY
Live Auction Rules 1. To bid on an item during a Live Auction, the bidder’s personally numbered bid paddle must be raised as the stated bid is made. 2. The winning bidder’s paddle number will be recorded with the item number and amount bid and transmitted to Check-Out.
* For information about charitable deductions for federal income tax purposes, we suggest you contact your tax advisor.
GET STARTED Gently tap the screen with your fingertip.
HOW DO I FIND ITEMS? You can find items by pressing one of the four BLUE buttons on the Main Menu:
CAN BIDPAL AUTOMATICALLY BID FOR ME? Once you have submitted a bid, you will be prompted to enter a Max Bid. Upon doing so, BidPal will automatically bid on your behalf, by increment, whenever you are outbid, up to your Max Bid amount. NOTE: Only the current high bidder can enter a Max Bid.
Enter Item Number View Categories View All Items Items with No Bids
HOW DO I BID ON AN ITEM?
WAS I OUTBID?
You can bid from anywhere, any time! Find the item If you see a flashing OUTBID message, tap it or press you are interested in by pressing one of four BLUE View My Items to see what you were outbid on! buttons above. Find the item and press ‘Submit Bid’.
NEED HELP? WHAT ARE THE ITEMS I BID ON? The items you bid on are listed on View My Items. The icons mean…
You are the High Bidder
If you need assistance, please look for a BidPal expert wearing a BidPal lanyard. We can HELP!
The silent auction will end at 10:00 p.m but you will still be able to view Live Items and purchase Exclusive Items until the Live portion of the evening is complete. Please note, you cannot bid on Live Auction Items with your BidPal Device. CHECKOUT At the end of the night the BidPal device will automatically display your bill which details all of your items and charges. If you entered a credit card for express checkout, simply review your bill and click the button to email yourself a receipt, and go pick up your auction items (not including Exclusive Items after the Live Auction has ended). If you have not registered a credit card, you can do so on the device at the end of the silent auction. After you have entered your credit card and emailed yourself a receipt, you can pick up your auction items (not including Exclusive Items after the Live Auction has ended. If you would like to pay by check or cash, you can do so at the Checkout location to obtain a receipt and pick up your auction items (not including Exclusive Items after the Live Auction has ended. Auction Volunteers will be on hand to help you retrieve the items you won. FAQs I am unable to use my device screen. Make sure you are using a light, gentle touch with your finger and not fingernail. I’ve accidentally placed bid on an item. Find a BidPal Staff Member to rescind the bid. I accidentally logged myself out of the device. Find an MFS Auction Volunteer (with a Green Lanyard) to help you log back into the device.
You can bid from anywhere, any time!
Exclusive Items for Purchase
Exclusive Items for Purchase
Cat’s Meow Collection of MFS Signature Buildings
#158 - Director’s Chair
The Dining Hall Commons, Hartman Hall, the Meeting House, the Upper School, the White Building, the Hippo and a school bus are recreated in wood. Together they make a wonderful collection of signature school buildings. These miniature replicas are handcrafted in the USA. Whether they sit on a mantle, window, or shelf, they are a charming reminder of your child’s school day and time at MFS. Take home individual pieces or the entire set.
Be a star in this custom designed Moorestown Friends School Foxes Directors Chair. Constructed of hardwood and navy canvas screened with a red MFS Foxes logo on the back of the chair.
#150 - Entire Set for $135.00 Individual Pieces are $20 each
#151 - Dining Hall Commons #152 - Hartman Hall #153 - Hippo #154 - Meeting House #155 - School Bus #156 - Upper School #157 - White Building
18” $150.00 - 2 for $280.00 30” $175.00 - 2 for $320.00
#160 - Leather iPad Folio Take home this black leather iPad/tablet por tfolio with a zippered closure and the MFS1785 logo embossed on the cover. The inside cover features adjustable brackets for holding an iPad as well as most electronic tablets and e-readers, and comes with a compact screen cleaner. The folio also features a business card pocket, elastic pen loop and a 6”x9” writing pad. $75.00
#161 - Silk Tie with Foxes Show your school spirit in style with this men’s custom designed navy silk tie with red stripes and foxes embroidered. $45.00
Exclusive Items for Purchase
Exclusive Items for Purchase
#162 - #176 - Class Photos
#179 - Pandora Necklace
Take home a photo of your son’s or daughter’s class. Combine it with the MFS Wooden Frame (item #177) for a great keepsake from the 2012-13 school year.
Pandora black leather strap with sterling silver tips. Approximately. 39.4 inches. $35.00
$25.00
#180 - Hippo Bead: Sterling Silver Reflections Bead #177 - Frame for Class Photos Moorestown Friends School Laser engraved 8”x10” frame. 100% recycled wood in honey color. Perfect for class photos or graduation pictures. $50.00
Hippo Bead: Sterling Silver Reflections Bead. This bead is compatible with all popular brands of bead bracelet .925 Sterling Silver, no plating or bonding. $50.00
#181 - Custom Sterling Silver MFS Bead
Class photo with wooden frame $70.00
Custom Sterling Silver MFS bead. “MFS” appears twice with flowers filling remaining space. This bead is compatible with all popular brands of bead bracelet .925 Sterling Silver, no plating.
#178 - Pandora Bracelet
$60.00
Pandora sterling silver bracelet with Pandora clasp and 2 nodes which can be concealed by the star clip for sale this evening, or any other clip.
#182 - Pandora “You’re a Star” Pave Clip
$75.00
Sterling silver with clear CZ stones. Clips onto Pandora bracelet nodes for a beautiful look. $65.00
Class Gifts The following is a list of Class Gifts in grade order. This is not the order the items will be auctioned off during the Live Auction #100 - Fingerprint Tree Painting Representing the creativity of our precious preschoolers, this beautiful painting is truly a work of art! Each branch of this special tree, drawn by Brittany Kelly, bears the fingerprints of the students in our preschool class. The elegantly framed 26”x26” painting would be a wonderful addition to any room in your home. Background painted by Ms. Wosiski.
Class Gifts #102 - Custom Made Teepee Featuring the Stars of our PreK Class! The scene is set for adventures galore. The students and teachers have contributed their own creative “star” touches that are proudly adorned on this one of a kind piece. This 75”x57”x57” handmade tent, crafted of 100% cotton duck canvas and solid wood components (sanded and rounded for safety), is the perfect size to fit in a child’s bedroom or playroom and it can even be taken outside on a nice day. Folds flat to 79”x5”x3” for easy storage.
Ms. Dougherty’s and Mrs. Biddle’s Prekindergarten Class
Mrs. Gandal’s and Mrs. Gfeller’s Preschool Class #103 - Make Friends with our Prekindergarten Class #101 - Shining Stars Lights, Camera, Action! Watch our preschool stars shine as they walk the red carpet. This colorful canvas art displays how our preschoolers spend their days learning and exploring. This 36”x36” canvas wall art would be a wonderful addition to your child’s bedroom or playroom.
Mrs. Yeung’s and Mrs. Walker’s Preschool Class
The children have had great fun using their bodies to spell out the word “F-R-I-E-N-D-S!!” This distinctive 8”x42” photo montage is custom matted and framed. The photos are printed in warm sepia tone that will complement any décor and instantly create a welcoming environment.
Mrs. Martin’s and Mrs. Graham’s Prekindergarten Class
Class Gifts
Class Gifts #104 - Lemonade Stand
#106 - Blasting off to Space!
Everyone will enjoy this decorative, movable, wooden lemonade cart. This stand comes complete with all the accessories that you will need to provide refreshments to friends and family on those hot summer days! The cart is hand-painted by Karey Carpenter of The Painted Carp and embellished with details personalized by our kindergarten class. The overall size of the stand is 30”x19”x51”.
The sky is the limit with these wonderful first graders! Students hand-stenciled a children’s picnic table with images of rocket ships, planets, stars and the moon. This sturdy 30”x33”x22” table has attached benches and seats up to four children comfor tably. Your kids will enjoy snack time or crafts at this fun and colorful table for many years to come.
Mrs. Kaiser’s and Mrs. Federici’s First Grade Class
Ms. Barber’s and Mrs. Vavricka’s Kindergarten Class #107 - Ocean and Sky Scene Tiled Mirror #105 - Three Musicians The kindergarten class recreated the famous “Three Musicians” painting by Pablo Picasso. Each student painted their own 7”x7” “masterpiece.” The sixteen individual squares have been pieced together like a puzzle to recreate the famous painting. This unique and colorful 30”x30” canvas art would look great in any playroom or child’s bedroom.
This delightful 24”x24” mirror is surrounded by tiles created by our first graders. This delightful piece of ar t depicts a playful ocean/sky scene. Each child’s thumbprint was used to decorate their own tile to represent their favorite sea creature. This natural wood-framed piece will surely evoke wonderful memories of first grade and will look beautiful anywhere in your home.
Mrs. Tedesco’s and Mrs. DeGroat’s Kindergarten Class
Ms. Traver’s and Mrs. Richter’s First Grade Class
Class Gifts
Class Gifts
#108 - Cabinet of Friends
#110 - How I See Myself
This cabinet is a charming and useful piece of furniture that would look great in any room. It is decoratively painted and topped with forty, two-inch tiles which include adorable pictures of every child and pictures of their amazing self portraits – even Mrs. Huston’s! You and your child will treasure this piece for years to come! This functional cabinet can be used to store books, games, pictures or any other cherished possessions. The cabinet is 35”x18”x13”. Painted by Lillian Beretta of Lillian’s Paintbrush, LLC and tiles installed by Bob Pearson of Chiara Homes.
This lovely 36”x48” mural is a bright and cheerful piece of ar t that reflects the children’s ideas of how they see themselves. At the beginning of the school year, Ms. Wosiski guided the children in creating their self por traits. The por traits were photographed and collectively displayed on this one-of-a-kind canvas keepsake. It is a delight to look at and you can’t help but smile when you see their faces! You can proudly display this unique piece of ar t in your home or even in your child-friendly place of business (pediatrician, dentist, etc.).
Mrs. Huston’s Second Grade Class
Mrs. Pei’s Third Grade Class
#109 - What Peace Means to You, Kids Art Collage
#111 - Checkmate-The Pawns Have It!
Inside this one-of-a-kind, custom framed artwork you will find unique symbols of what peace means to our second graders. Each child created their own drawing and they are displayed inside each letter spelling out the word P-E-A-C-E. This 36”x24” picture would look charming in any home. Artwork designed by Bonnie Hirschel of Duckie Designs and framed by The Great Frame Up.
This one-of-a-kind handcrafted chess set is inlayed on top of a 30”x30” table. A breathtaking ar tist rendition of our four th graders as the pawns, Mr. Quinn and Mr. Van Meter as the kings, Mrs. Goula and Mrs. Pei as the queens and various other MFS logos as the remaining pieces will surely evoke hours of fun while playing with your family or friends.
Mrs. Rivenburgh’s Second Grade Class
Mr. Quinn’s Third Grade Class
Class Gifts
Class Gifts
#112 - Hope Chest
#114 - 40 Winks with the Sphinx
This well-crafted hope chest has the school seal burned into the top, along with the year and class name. The sides of the chest are decorated with water color paintings completed by the class, depicting their favorite scenes from books read throughout the year. This functional 18.5”x34.75”x18.5” hope chest, constructed by John Kapferer, is filled with mementos of MFS and the fourth grade class.
Kathryn Cook, Lyle Goldberg, and Linda Vizi have generously agreed to host an overnight sleepover for up to 10 students at the University of Pennsylvania’s Museum of Archeology and Anthropology. “40 Winks with the Sphinx” provides guests an overnight “expedition” of the Museum. The night’s activities are geared to take intrepid explorers on a journey through time and across continents, with hands-on oppor tunities, through games and crafts, to explore ancient Egypt, the mummies and hieroglyphics, the ancient Greeks and Romans, the world of the ancient Maya, and more. Explorers will roll out their sleeping bags to doze at the foot of the third largest granite Sphinx in the world, by the 3,200-year-old pillars from the great palace of the Pharaoh Merneptah, son of Ramesses II. “40 Winks with the Sphinx” concludes with a light breakfast in the Museum Café, then time to explore the galleries by day, and visit the children’s gift shop. The date of this event is Friday, May 3rd from 5:30 pm until Saturday, May 4th at 9:00 am.
Ms. McKee’s Fourth Grade Class #113 - Mosaic Mini Hippo This is a glass mosaic, mini replica of the beloved hippo that lives outside the Lower School. The mosaic work depicts the hippo as a school bus with our fourth graders as the passengers. This 36”x14”x19” fiberglass hippo would look amazing in your foyer, on your patio or in your garden. Sure to be a conversation piece wherever it is placed. Designed and constructed by Ms. Wosiski and Mr. Webster and mosaic work by Brad Carney.
MFS 5th Grade Class, Kathryn Cook, Lyle Goldberg, Linda Vizi
Ms. Schuetz’s Fourth Grade Class
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Class Gifts
Class Gifts
#115 - Luxury Suite Tickets to One Direction Concert
#116 - Philadelphia Theatre Experience and Dining at the Four Seasons
A one-of-a kind concert experience for you and your child! Use your $200 Capital Grille gift certificate to start your night off in style! Next, you will travel by first class limousine to the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia to see the latest pop sensation, One Direction! Once you arrive at the Wells Fargo Center, you will spend your concert viewing time in a Luxury Suite, ensuring that you and your child don’t miss a note of the English-Irish boy band, known for their hit songs, “What Makes You Beautiful,” “Gotta Be You,” “One Thing” & “Live While We’re Young.” After the concert, as you listen to your child recount their favorite moments on the limousine ride home, you will realize that you gave them a gift without measure! The concert is on June 25, 2013 at 7:30pm.
Your adventure begins at Philadelphia’s historic Walnut Street Theatre, the oldest theatre in the United States and a National Historic Landmark, which has housed two centuries’ wor th of American popular enter tainment. Use your Walnut Street Theatre gift card for four orchestra seats to a performance of your choice including; Grease, Good People, The Prescott Method, Dino!, Diary of a Worm, or Ramona Quimby. Cap off your enter tainment by dining at the Four Seasons. Here you can enjoy the award-winning cuisine of the Fountain Restaurant or claim your perch in the Swann Lounge for afternoon tea or late night conversation. A chauffeur driven limousine providing impeccable door-to-door service completes your experience!
MFS 6th Grade Class
MFS 7th Grade Class, Albert’s Limousine #117 - The 8th Grade Presents 8 Great Nights You’ll find yourself making reservations all over town! This gift includes $100 gift cer tificates to each of the following restaurants: The Chophouse, Capital Grille, Grand Luxe Cafe, Beau Monde Creperie, Vetri, and Tulula’s Garden. It also includes a champagne brunch for 8 catered in your home by Natalie Procacci Miller of Natalie’s Custom Catering and live music provided by our very own Tim Gleeson, singer, song writer and guitarist extraordinaire! End your experience with a gourmet dinner and wine pairing for 8 catered in your home by Raymond Moderski, former chef/owner of Russell’s and Over tures.
MFS 8th Grade Class, Natalie’s Custom Catering, Tim Gleeson, Raymond Moderski, Cedar Brook Liquors
Class Gifts
Class Gifts
#118 - Paradise found in Custom Mahogany Adirondack Chairs
#120 - Perfect Prom Package
Prepare to unwind as you settle into one of two craftsman-style, mahogany Adirondack chairs with matching side table and custom afghan throws. You will find the gentle sloping seat and the angled back a perfect fit as you spend a lazy afternoon enjoying a good book or a cool drink. If you linger as the sun begins to set, wrap yourself in one of the matching, cotton-woven throws depicting the cover of Doing Well and Doing Good. The chairs and table are designed to withstand the elements. They are crafted from solid mahogany with concealed joinery and are finished with penetrating oil. Craftsmanship by Barone Woodwork and fiberart by TreasureKnit.
This exciting prom package begins with two tickets to Moorestown Friends School Prom. It includes flowers from the Moorestown Flower Shoppe, a VISA card to use towards tuxedo rental, a photo package for 2, an engraved picture frame and a gift cer tificate for Salon Caryn Max. This package is complete with limousine service for up to six people to and from your home. The perfect package for a perfect night at prom!
MFS 9th Grade Class
#121 - New York City: “My Way”
#119 - Phillies “Phun” Ultimate Tailgating Package Enjoy 8 tickets to our “Phabulous” Phillies vs. Dodgers on Friday, August 16, 2013 at 7:05 pm. Ride to the game in style in your luxury limousine. Private tail gate party prior to game courtesy of Dietz & Watson “Grillabration Hummer” serving hot dogs, sausages and other delicious meats. This ultimate tailgating package comes equipped with a Phillies Dietz and Watson cooler filled with beverages, munchies and other Phillies memorabilia. As if that were not enough, go home with a signed Chase Utley jersey with certificate of authenticity! 4 Diamond Club seats in row 17. 4 additional seats in right field, section 103. A perfect way to spend an evening under the summer sky with family and friends!
MFS 10th Grade Class, The Eni family and Dietz & Watson, The Strickland family, Leggs Limo
MFS 11th Grade Class
In true Frank Sinatra style you will celebrate New York City “My Way” with this versatile New York City “stay and play” package. You have three nights in the fabulous Trump Place with a lovely 2 bedroom apar tment (sleeps six comfor tably) located on the West side of Manhattan. You will have a $400 VISA card to use as you please. Dine in our go out. See a Broadway show or cheer your favorite team. You decide and you do it “My Way.” Generous availability of dates with no weekday or weekend restrictions.
MFS 12th Grade Class, The Harkaway family
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Live Items
Live Items
#125 - Capitol Tour
#127 - Shadow Soledad O’Brien
A six person VIP Tour of the United States Capitol Building hosted by Congressman Jon Runyan. Enjoy a day in Washington, DC visiting the Capitol and touring behind the scenes with our newly re-elected Congressman. Following the tour, enjoy a private lunch for your group hosted by Jon and Loretta Runyan at the exclusive Capitol Hill Club. A once in a lifetime memorable event!
Don’t miss this oppor tunity to shadow Soledad O’Brien. Spend the morning with one of the nation’s premier journalists. Soledad went from the TODAY Weekend Edition to being the host of Star ting Point on CNN, and just announced her own production company. Your child will get the chance to spend a few hours seeing this award winning journalist work. Whether it’s hosting a show or planning the next great documentary, this is a once in a lifetime experience. This package also includes two (2) nights at a Marriott location in New York City. If your child dreams of a career in front of or behind the camera, this is the package for them!
Priceless Jon and Loretta Runyan #126 - Luxury Atlanta Getaway Don’t miss out on this incredible travel package. The winner and a guest will receive four (4) nights accomodations at the Inn at Chateau Elan along with a $300 gift card that can be used at the spa, golf course or winery. The trip includes weekend passes to the Grand-Am races with MFS parent and race car driver Tim Fox. The passes include admittance to the races but also exclusive access to the pit and crew area. Timothy and Nicole Fox will treat the guests to dinner for two on Saturday, April 20 as well. In addition to the luxury accommodations at Chateau Elan, the package includes door to door service to the Northeast Philadelphia Airport and transportation to and from Atlanta on a private jet. The dates for this amazing package are April 17 through April 21. For more information on Chateau Elan visit: www.chateauelan.com
Priceless Timothy and Nicole Fox
Priceless Navarro and Rita Wright, Bradd and Randee Forstein
Platinum Sponsors Anderson Jackson Metts Atlantic Concrete Cutting, Inc. Jeffrey and Celestine Berg Comeno Law Group, P.C. Dietz & Watson, Inc. Ed Bennett Development Co. Alber t and Nikki Fox Larry and Susan Goren South Jersey Radiology Associates Nilesh Doshi M.D. and Michael Farner M.D.
Voith & Mactavish Architects, LLP
Gold Sponsors Amy Articolo, DO – Garden State OB/GYN Associates Gregory Breen M.D./Penn Jersey Pulmonary Associates Dinesh and Susan Desai Duane Morris, LLP Grace Construction Company Healthy Foods By Choice Hillman’s Bus Service, Inc. Naomi and Phil Lippincott Richard May Tree Service The Savino Family Sensational Host Caterers Wen Chao and Keith Watson
Silver Sponsors Aegis Property Group The Barclay Group Dr. and Mrs. Howard S. Berinson Colornet, LLC Graphic & Print Solutions Doubletree Suites by Hilton Mt. Laurel Effective Marketing Michael C. Fortier John and Meredith Hanamirian Kastle Systems Lutheran Home at Moorestown
Marina Realty, Inc. John R. McKee Broker/Owner Ernesto and Chesca Mayser Dr. Becki Michael - Marlton Nephrology R. Craig Lord Construction Company, Inc. STAR/Ivy Rehab - Tom DePaulis PT Paul and Martha Van Cleve Larry and Margaret Van Meter Kevin and Donna Van Osten