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Learn about the Generosity for Generations Campaign on page 5.

GenerousLiving SUMMER 2019

Keeping a Legacy in Motion Page 3

Ask the Experts on Financial Action Items Page 4

GenerousLiving SUMMER 2019, ISSUE 3 SUN HEALTH FOUNDATION 14719 W. Grand Ave., Surprise, AZ 85374 (623) 832-5330 Foundation@SunHealth.org SunHealthFoundation.org SUN HEALTH FOUNDATION STAFF Joe La Rue Chief Executive Officer Joe.LaRue@SunHealth.org Gina W. Ore Chief Philanthropy Officer Gina.Ore@SunHealth.org (623) 832-5582 Jim Gouveia Vice President of Philanthropy James.Gouveia@SunHealthsl.org (623) 832-4931 Pamela Gralton Kohnen Sr. Director of Philanthropy Pamela.Kohnen@SunHealth.org (623) 832-5735 Bonnie Olsen Director of Philanthropy Bonnie.Olsen@SunHealth.org (623) 832-5566

Inspired to Give And lead our best life

Todd Hornback

Our summer issue of Sun Health Foundation’s GenerousLiving gives renewed meaning to the words “active lifestyle.” “My knees were bone-on-bone,” says Audrey Mulhollen, a Sun City resident who – at 90 – continues to be active and lead a full life. “Dr. (Mark) Campbell is the reason I can line dance.” Stories from people like Audrey can inspire us to live our best life and help us better understand just how vital community support is for superior health care to continue today and in the future. We invite you to read her story as well as the profile of Dr. Campbell from The CORE Institute® that includes what inspires him to serve. Talk about opening new doors to better health – be sure to read about the Generosity for Generations Campaign’s Spine Health and Orthopedics initiative that opens new doors of opportunity to support world-class advancements in medical care. And for fresh perspective on financial health, turn to our Ask the Expert column. Active. Vibrant. Inspired. These words describe both a personal lifestyle and a uniquely special community that supports health and wellness for generations. With gratitude for your continued partnership,

Todd Hornback Gina W. Ore Chairman Chief Philanthropy Officer Sun Health Foundation Sun Health Foundation Board of Trustees

Claudia Vazquez Director of Annual Giving Claudia.Vazquez@SunHealth.org (623) 832-4323 Carrie Vieth Manager of Distinguished Events Carrie.Vieth@SunHealthsl.org (623) 832-5536

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Gina W. Ore

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t was more than 50 years ago when a group of residents from Sun City formed what was to become known as Sun Health Foundation. Their sole purpose was to raise money to support health care services and practices in the West Valley because there was really nothing at that time to provide for the health care needs of area residents. This group was so successful in passing the hat that it opened Walter O. Boswell Memorial Hospital in 1970 and Del E. Webb Memorial Hospital in 1988. Fast forward to

2008 when Banner Health acquired these hospitals. Really not much has changed except the hat must be bigger because the needs are much greater. We have been so committed to this legacy of providing and supporting superior health care in the West Valley that we stayed on to partner with Banner Health in an exclusive fundraising partnership for these two hospitals. Banner Health operates them, and we stay involved to ensure they receive the funding they need.

in Motion Roger and Audrey Mulhollen By Kristine Burnett

t 90 years young, Audrey Mulhollen takes weekly line dancing classes in her active adult community at Royal Oaks. She also practices chair yoga and qi gong and maintains a busy social and travel schedule. Amsterdam, Budapest, Russia, Canada, and various parts of the U.S. have been just some of her journeys. She travels each year to Wisconsin to see her granddaughter and two great grandsons. In between her travels, she socializes with friends. How has she stayed so active? Her zest for life, love of exercise and world-class orthopedic care close to home keep her moving. She and her husband Roger moved to Sun City West from Wisconsin in 1988. Roger, a lawyer and executive with multinational manufacturer SC Johnson & Son, passed away in September 2010. Audrey recalls he was interested in anything to do with health and innovation. “We started our charitable giving shortly after we moved to Arizona,” Audrey says. That is when they began what has become a legacy of giving spanning three decades Summer 2019

to Sun Health Foundation. “Roger liked to support Sun Health Foundation, so that’s what I continue to do.” Her contributions support priorities in the Generosity for Generations Campaign that include spine “My knees were health and orthopedics. bone-on-bone,” she said. “Dr. Thanks to the Mulhollens’ Audrey’s Campbell is the reason I can generosity, multiple contributions line dance.” generations of patients have support Audrey’s adventures would access to superior care. not be possible without the Both Roger and Audrey priorities Banner CORE Center for experienced the benefits from in the Orthopedics at Banner Del E. the patient perspective, as well. Generosity for Webb. Likewise, the hospital Roger had both hips replaced Generations would not be able to provide and Audrey underwent two superior care without the knee replacement surgeries Campaign that support of donors like Audrey after suffering years of wear include spine who are making a meaningful and tear from tennis, golf, health and difference – now and for hiking and more. future generations. The surgeries were orthopedics. performed at the Banner CORE Center for Orthopedics at Banner Del E. Webb Medical Center, a partnership between Banner Health and The CORE Institute®. Mark Campbell, M.D., a board-certified orthopedic surgeon who is dual-fellowship Phoenix Love 50 at Palm Springs Championship Tournament, trained in complex foot and 1992: Audrey Mulhollen, second left to right. ankle surgery as well as knee surgery, Join us to support active living and superior performed both of health care. We invite you to contact us at Audrey’s operations. She sings Dr. Foundation@SunHealth.org or at (623) 832-5330. Campbell’s praises. SunHealthFoundation.org

ASK THE E XPERT ON FINANCIAL ACTION ITEMS

What Are the Right Questions to Ask to Ensure Your Plan is on Track?

e have been so fortunate that the S&P 500 Index has staged an impressive rally after nearly entering a bear market on Dec. 24, 2018. Stocks have climbed the “wall of worry” once again, but global uncertainty persists as the bull market nears its 10th anniversary. While the road to new market highs could get a little bumpy as investors deal with Brexit, tariffs and global trade concerns, we encourage investors to focus on the fundamentals of the markets and their personal goals. It is a great time to make sure your plan is on track while the markets are trading at higher levels in general. In addition, mid-year is a perfect time to review your financial strategy.

Mid-year Action Items: • Has your tolerance for risk changed? Call your advisor to review your strategy, spending, and income needs. Make course corrections as needed. • Have you considered using a portion of your required minimum distribution to give to a qualified charity? If so, now is the time to begin making those distributions so they are completed by year-end. • Review your beneficiaries – truly. Has it been more than a year since you’ve taken a look at your forms on file? Make sure they are still correct and have been processed correctly. ◊ Do you have any bank accounts, real estate, CD’s, retirement accounts, etc. that are missing beneficiaries? It’s easy for things to get lost in the shuffle. Remember, you are in control of your finances. Invest the time to review. Feel free to share this important information with your family. For more information, consult with your financial planner. To continue the tradition of Generosity for Generations* and learn more about the options to designate your preferred charitable cause, contact a Sun Health Foundation Director of Philanthropy at (623) 832-5330. *Generosity for Generations is Sun Health Foundation’s campaign to raise and invest $48 million for six initiatives envisioned to improve the West Valley’s health and wellbeing. Learn more on page 5.

Elizabeth A. Mahoney, AAMS, is a partner and wealth manager of EverVest Financial in the Greater Phoenix, Arizona area.

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The opinions voiced in this material are for general information only and are not intended to provide specific advice or recommendations for any individual. All performance referenced is historical and is no guarantee of future results. All indices are unmanaged and may not be invested into directly. The economic forecasts set forth in this material may not develop as predicted, and there can be no guarantee that strategies promoted will be successful. This information Is not intended to be a substitute for specific individualized tax or legal advice. We suggest that you discuss your specific situation with a qualified tax or legal advisor.

Generosity FOR Generations SPINE HEALTH AND ORTHOPEDICS

A Sun Health Foundation Campaign

The community’s generosity will help transform the experiences of nearly 5,000 individuals and their families every year.

eeping our bodies in motion is key to our overall health and wellbeing. That is why advancements in orthopedic care are critical for effectively treating conditions affecting movement and independence. The Banner CORE Center for Orthopedics at Banner Del E. Webb Medical Center is a vital force for treating these ailments and keeping us active and mobile. Innovations in treatment allows for less invasive procedures and quicker recoveries. With community support for the $2-million Spine Health and Orthopedics initiative in Sun Health Foundation’s Generosity for Generations Campaign, advancements include specialized equipment for surgical suites and other service enhancements – essential resources in this fastchanging, always advancing field. Community support will provide enhanced technologies and other orthopedic service enhancements: • New portable surgery systems and surgical tables • Expanded sterilization capabilities – crucial to providing state-of-the-art procedures like bone grafts and jointreplacement implants

• New, integrated high-resolution (4K) monitors for procedure suites At every stage – from a patient’s initial evaluation to their review of options through surgery and finally inpatient and outpatient therapy – orthopedic surgeons and other health care professionals are dedicated to providing exceptional care and reaching optimal clinical outcomes. By contributing to the Campaign, our community can help patients and families experience enhanced orthopedic and spine care so they can enjoy life with greater mobility and focus on what matters.

Did You Know? • Back pain is the most common physical condition for which patients visit their doctor.* • More than 1 in 2 adults – 124 million Americans over 18 – reported a musculoskeletal medical condition. That exceeds the next two most common health conditions: circulatory conditions (such as heart disease, stroke, and hypertension) and respiratory conditions (such as emphysema and chronic asthma).*

Generosity for Generations Campaign initiatives: • Spine Health and Orthopedics ($2M) • Emergency Department and Patient Care Transformation at Banner Boswell Medical Center ($34M) • Community Health and Wellness at Sun Health ($2M) • Service Enhancements for Women and Infants at Banner Del E. Webb Medical Center ($2M) • Cancer-Fighting Treatment and Care Advancement Initiative ($2M) • Future Cardiac Initiatives and Cancer-Fighting Treatment and Care Advancement at Banner Boswell and Banner Del E. Webb medical centers ($6M)

A different initiative is featured in each issue. Help keep superior health care moving forward. Contact us at Foundation@SunHealth.org or at (623) 832-5330. *United States Bone and Joint Initiative: The Burden of Musculoskeletal Diseases in the United States (BMUS), Third Edition, 2014. Rosemont, IL. Available at http://www.boneandjointburden.org. Accessed on June 1, 2019. ISBN: 978-0-9963091-0-3

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Generosity FOR Generations A Sun Health Foundation Campaign

We recognize individual donors who made total gifts of $500 or more from July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019 in support of the Generosity for Generations Campaign and other initiatives.

$1,000,000 or greater Mr. Warren D. Ruff* ^^ LL Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Sallander LL

$500,000-$999,999 Anonymous (2) LL

$100,000-$499,999 Anonymous (3) LL Mrs. Jean M. Carr LL Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Colli LL Mrs. Norma J. Fethler* LL Mrs. Vera E. Finkbeiner* LL Ms. Charlotte M. Erb* LL Dr. and Mrs.* William B. Furgerson, Jr LL Ms. Kathleen S. Garvey* LL Mrs. Mary Lou Goodfriend LL Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Jutzi LL

$50,000-$99,999 Anonymous (2) LL Jeanne M. Blanchet, Ph.D. LL Senator Bob^^ and Mrs. Ila Denny* LL Mrs. Eleanor D. Genung* LL Mr. Ed Hughes LL Suzy and Joe La Rue LL

$25,000-$49,999 Anonymous Mrs. Delores A. Buller LL Gracie C. Carter and Paul S. Lewis LL Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Chaet* LL Mrs. Edith Y. Corbell* LL Mr. George E. Emmons* LL Mrs. Elaine S. Lahr LL Gina and John Ore Ms. Bette J. Revis* LL Mrs. Cleo F. Roberts* LL Ms. Julie A. Soske LL

$10,000-$24,999 Anonymous (3) LL Mrs. Kathrynella Aman* LL Mrs. Alberta Brown* Mr. Charles O. Cassada Mr. Bruce C. Kelly LL Mr. and Mrs. Gerald^^ F. Lapke Mr. Sheldon H. Levine LL Mr. and Mrs. Richard^ V. Livengood Mr. and Mrs. Michael^ Mandell LL Mr. and Mrs. Daniel^ D. Minnix David^ and Melissa Monheit Mr. and Mrs. John E. Norris Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Pratt LL Mrs. Doris J. Rettger LL Daniel J. and Patricia^ Rourke Mrs. Robert J. Ruppert LL Mr. and Mrs. Don E. Scheidt Mr. Gordon Shieck LL Mr. and Mrs. William T. Sellner Mrs. Marlene E. Seyler* LL Mr. and Mrs. R. Jack^ Stephenson

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Tahlya and Matt Visintainer Mrs. Aloise J. Wrobel LL

$5,000-$9,999 Anonymous Anonymous (2) LL Mr. Francis “Chip” Burns Mrs. Betty J. Erwin* LL Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. Grambow Mrs. Colette M. Guiberteau LL Dr. David J Jacofsky Dr. Irene Kovala and Dr. Thomas Alberg Jim and Debra Maley Mrs. Wilma B. Minton* LL Mr. and Mrs. William E. Molloy Mr. and Mrs. Gordon^^ D. Nichols Mrs. Maybelle T. Padfield* LL Mr. Joseph W. Rooney Mrs. Joanne C. Sheehy Mr. and Mrs. Gerald S.^ Solomon Mr. Gil Vasquez

$2,500-$4,999 Anonymous Anonymous LL Arash Araghi, D.O. Dr. Alireza Atri Dr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Beach Ms. Laurette Broehm Mrs. Julia K. Czapor* LL Mr. James Dobbins and Ms. Sharon K. Forbes Mr. and Mrs. John Drago, Jr Mr. Bakul and Mrs. Bhakti Gosalia Mrs. Ruth B. Hoover*^ LL Mr. and Mrs. Todd^ Hornback Mr. James Lewis Mr. Dan P. Liguori Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. McKee Rosemary Murphy Ms. Kathryn Prusinski Ms. Debra A. Richards Miss Barbara E. Schur Ms. Terry Bays Smith, J.D.^ Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Straus J. Warren and Linda Tyler Mrs. Diane M. Vivian

$1,000-$2,499 Anonymous (3) Anonymous (4) LL Ms. Norma J. Anderson* LL Mrs. Barbara F. Barth Mr. Earl Beck Ms. Mildred Bilancetti LL Ms. Carol W. Blitstein LL Mrs. Dorothy Blum Mr. and Mrs. James N. Booy^^ Mrs. Maryann Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Brown Patrick T. and Kathleen^ Crowley

Dr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Daniel Mrs. Anne G. Delo* LL Mr. Stephen DePasquale and Ms. Pamela Briggs Mr. James Dobbins and Ms. Sharon K. Forbes Mr. Philip D. and Mrs. Joyce A. Edwards* LL Mr. Clark Engle LL Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fernandez Ms. Ann Flatten LL Mrs. Patricia Lewis Finnell^ LL Ira J. and Laurel^ Gedan Mr. and Mrs. Roger^ N. Gimby Mr. and Mrs. Ken Haiges Mr. and Mrs. John P. Hallin Mrs. Helen Hansgen LL Dr. and Mrs. Douglas D. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Hays Mrs. Betty L. Hintz Mrs. Shirley Homme Mrs. Agnes L. Hopper* LL Mrs. Janet G. Howsam* LL Mr. and Mrs. Warren Huebner Mrs. Carol A. Irwin Mr.and Mrs. Richard F.^^ Jaskowick Rev. and Mrs. Ted Johns Mr. John E. Johnson Ms. Vicki Johnson Mr. George W. Keyes LL Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kohnen Mr. Chad Kunze Mr. and Mrs. Lewis^ Lancaster Mr. and Mrs. Ray Landskroner Mrs. Carol A Larson Mr. and Mrs. Ronald F. Larson, J.D. Ms. Doris M. Laurent* LL Mr. and Mrs. Donald J.^ Leyshon Mrs. Edith A. Licater* LL Dr. and Mrs. Scott Lopata Mr. Richard A. Malcomson^^ Mr. and Mrs. Gary P. McAvoy^^ Mr. Randy McGrane^ Brig. Gen. (Ret) and Mrs. Albert L. Melton Mrs. Audrey H. Mulhollen Mrs. Betty J. Oeding Mrs. Bonnie B. Olsen Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Potts Mr. and Mrs. John G. Quijada Mr. and Mrs. James R. Radley LL Mr. John D. Reeber LL Ms. Jamie M. Rogers Mr. Walter C. Schalm Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd E. Schill Ms. Patricia Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J.^ Symic Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J.^^ Tibbitts LL Mr. Jaime Torres Ms. Mary E. Turrentine LL Dr. Mary Hope Underwood

Mrs. Jane R. Vaughan Ricardo and Claudia Vazquez Larry H. and Mary Pat Vering Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Watkins Mr. and Mrs . Walter H. Werner* LL Mrs. Merle H. Winstead Ms. Joan E. Worsham LL Mr. Robert W. Zinser LL Aric F. and DuGue Zion

Mr. Leonard Lazoff

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Ms. Mary Anne Poggenburg LL

Anonymous (3) Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert L. Alvarez Mr. Andy Anderson and Mrs. Joanne C. Sheehy Dr. and Mrs. Scott^ Anderson Mr. Wendell E. Anderson Mrs. Joanne M. Ardary Mrs. Jean F. Bachman LL Mr. David Barnes Ms. Karen L. Beltramo Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Behrens Ms. Eileen Birin Mr. and Mrs. Leslie W. Bonde Stan and Shirley Bormann Ms. Tricia M. Botma Mr. and Mrs. David Bradford Mr. and Mrs. George Bradner Mrs. Norma B. Cameron LL Mr. Scott E. Cassidy Mr. Billie B. Chandler Mr. Matt Clayton Mrs. Wendy Daly Dr. Wayne A. Danker Ms. Jean M. Davis Dr. Niloofar Dehghan Ms. Patricia Drake Mr. Lester R. Dray LL Mrs. Rita A. Dunikoski Mr. and Mrs. Dwain H. Ehrlich Dr. Janice A. Ferguson^^ Mrs. Clarissa Fink Mr. and Mrs. Michael Flasch Ms. Debra A. Flores Mrs. Faye A. Fray Mrs. Donnarae B. Freyermuth Mrs. Morgan Gardea Mr. Robert F. Gehrke Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Goode Mr. Martin Greenwood Ms. G. A. Harkins Dr. Cheryl Hedegaard Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hepburn Mr. Leslie Hill, III Mr. and Mrs. Brian Huebner Mrs. Hazel Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Frank E.^^ Joyce Ms. Arlene M. Kershaw Dr. Mohamed R. Kharrazi Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kiessel Mrs. Marilyn P. Kluge Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W. Kuck Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Lamps

Mr. and Mrs. Billy G. Lester, II Mr. Eugene N. Life Ms. Betty Lynch Mrs. Alice Mason Dr. John* and Mrs. Rosemary K. Mazero Mr. Robert K. Muehling Wendy and William Pardonche Mrs. Barbara Pigott Dr. Michael and Mrs. Peggy^^ Pollay Mr. and Mrs. Nate Pomeroy Mrs. Mary Lou Pope Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Reinstein Brandiel L. Rodriguez Mrs. Nancy B. Root^^ LL Dr. and Mrs. Anthony V. Saputo LL Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sawyer Mrs. Ethel M. Scarlett Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Schreiber Ms. Rosemary M. Scully Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Seagraves Mrs. Barbara Senefeld Mr. Saul N. Silbert* LL Mrs. Christine M. “Chickie” Smith Mr. and Mrs. Randy^^ Smith Mr. and Mrs. Wilber G. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Ross C. Snodgrass Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Sobeski Mr. and Mrs. John D.^^ Spooler Mr. Donald J. Stanton Mr. James V. Stills Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Swanson Mr. and Mrs. Allen L. Swedenborg Ms. Tammi S. Szaronos Dr. and Mrs. John Tullai Ms. Nancy Urbach Mr. George Walker Mr. and Mrs. H. Glenn^^ Weavers LL Mrs. Nannine H. Wheeler^^ Mr. and Mrs. William W. Wilkins Bruce and Debi Williams Mr. Todd R. Williams Ms. Xiu-Qi N. Wilson Adam and Joyce Wilt Ms. Susan A. Witter Dr. Michael Cofield and Ms. Mary Ann Zimmerman * Departed LL Legacy Leader ^ Board member ^^ Former Board member

PHYSICIAN SPOTLIGHT MARK CAMPBELL, M.D. By Kristine Burnett

or Mark Campbell, M.D., an orthopedic surgeon with the Banner CORE Center for Orthopedics at Banner Del E. Webb Medical Center, the greatest compliment is when his patients do not return. “I love hearing what they’re doing after surgery,” he says. “That’s the fruit of my labor. The best compliment is for my patients not to come back. That’s the win.” As a former athlete, Dr. Campbell likes to win. As an orthopedic surgeon, he likes helping his patients get back to winning – whether on the golf course, pickleball court, or even the dance floor. A physician who specializes in knee, foot, and ankle surgery, Dr. Campbell says it is his job to keep people active. With Banner Del E. Webb Medical Center serving active retirees and young families alike, he has a diverse mix of patients. “We have a dual population with a clear retirement group as well as younger people, so I see the diversity of the two patient types,” Dr. Campbell explains. “This retirement community is different from other places. They don’t just want to exist for another day. They want to play and be active.” He adds, “I have a handful of families I’ve treated that include as many as three or four generations. It’s pretty amazing to see them do well.”

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Dr. Campbell did not always know he wanted to be a physician, but his interest in medicine was sparked at a young age. “I was in awe of my doctor when I was small,” he recalls. “A lot of people didn’t like going to the doctor, but I was intrigued by my pediatrician.” When it came time to think about his future, Dr. Campbell realized medicine would tap into the hands-on part of science that he loved. Having always been involved in athletics, orthopedics was a natural fit. “While shadowing doctors, I was most interested in the surgical side of things,” he notes. Orthopedic surgery has evolved quite a bit since Dr. Campbell’s shadowing days. Computer navigation and surgical robotics have forever changed the field. Thankfully, West Valley residents have been willing to support orthopedics. That support continues to be crucial to ensuring superior health care. As technology continues to evolve, so does the need for philanthropic support of the $2-million Spine Health and Orthopedics initiative in Sun Health Foundation’s Generosity for Generations Campaign. Among other things, funds will purchase latestgeneration technologies, including new portable surgery tables and

Mark Campbell, M.D. operating systems, expanded sterilization capabilities for bone grafting and joint replacement procedures, and high-resolution surgical monitors. “Thanks to community support through Sun Health Foundation from day one, our orthopedic services have been able to remain at the forefront,” Dr. Campbell says.

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UPCOMING EVENTS Cruise into Fashion

Cruise to Mexico and the Sea of Cortez

Saturday, Nov. 2

Supporting superior health care in the West Valley

Join Sun Health Foundation for Cruise into Fashion, an exclusive Runway Show on Saturday, Nov. 2. Plan for your upcoming travels with some of the season’s most stylish and comfortable resort/cruise wear for the entire family from Dillard’s Arrowhead Towne Center. Delight in the fashions from favorite brands modeled by physicians, staff and leaders from The Core Institute, and Banner Boswell and Banner Del E. Webb medical centers. Enjoy delicious food, a festive atmosphere, and an exciting trunk show. The best parts? Proceeds from the show support superior spine health and orthopedic care for our community. And you’ll be cruise-ready for the Friends of Sun Health cruise to Mexico and the Sea of Cortez next April.

Mark your calendars for April 3. That’s when you’ll embark on a glorious 12-day cruise to Mexico and the Sea of Cortez. Join your friends and neighbors and make new friends during the Friends of Sun Health cruise on Holland America’s beautiful MS Maasdam. For every passenger who joins us, Ford’s World Travel and Holland America will make a donation to the foundation’s Generosity for Generations Campaign in support of advancements in spine health and orthopedic care. Ports include Cabo San Lucas, La Paz, Loreto, Guaymas, Topolobampo, Mazatlan and Puerto Vallarta. You’ll enjoy special benefits that include the exclusive “Coach to Cruise” service on this sailing.

For more information about the show, including sponsorship opportunities, contact Carrie Vieth at (623) 832-5536 or Carrie.Vieth@SunHealthsl.org.

It’s never been so easy or so enjoyable to ensure that superior health and wellness continues to be available for our community.

To learn more about these events, call (623) 832-5336.

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Discover great, tax-free deals on gently used accessories, household goods, furniture, antiques and more. All proceeds benefit two local medical centers, a research institute and numerous health and wellness programs.

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