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CONTENTS

VOLUME 35, NO. 5

Ann Mulchay and Marcie Amory

FEATURES 4

Remembering Jazelle Ghiz

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La Dolce Vita

16 Trendspotting 20 Fabulous Phoenician and Trendsetters 2017 26 The Best Dressed in Phoenix 2017 30 Charity Spotlight 32 Charity Spotlight 34 Charity Spotlight 38 Richard Stephenson Interview 40 Trends in Dinning 42 Pets of the Month 44 Wedding Bells 46 Wedding Bells 47 Summer Retro Read 48 Wedding Bells 49 Summer Retro Read 50 Wedding Bells

SOCIETY 12 Liberty Wildlife Gala 28 Robert Spetzler Retirement Gala 36 Go Red For Women Luncheon 39 Gateway For Cancer

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REMEMBERING SO C I E T Y | FA SHI O N | HO ME | D I N ING | ART VOLUME 35, NO. 5

Remembering ...

Jazelle Ghiz

By Bill Dougherty

Just as the season was coming to a close, we learned of the tragic death of 1992 Trendsetter Jazelle Ghiz. She passed away in her sleep after recovering from a recent surgery at her home in Laguna Beach.

Of more than 350 Trendsetters Jazelle will always stand out as one of the most flamboyant, kind and loving ladies that make up the threedecades-old honor.

When I was first introduced to Jazelle in 1990, I felt she was b ­ etter suited for the silver screen than that of the grind of fundraising.

She was so extraordinarily beautiful and glamourous that she took your breath away! Her intoxicating personality, sultry voice and style could silence a room upon her entrance and I watched it happen many times. The native Phoenician was an amazing woman who did unfathomable amounts of charity work and managed to attach her name to just about every organization in the Valley. The Phoenix Heart Ball, Trends Charitable Fund, Make A Wish, Cancer Ball, Phoenix Symphony Ball, Chrysalis and Childhelp were all organizations that were near and dear to her heart for many years. Jazelle was often that last man standing at many of these events. She helped remove and distribute centerpieces, swept floors, drove merrymakers home from galas and quietly purchased tickets to events for volunteers who could not afford them.

Jazelle was a rarity. She always attributed her success to her parents and the swimming pool empire they built from nothing. She was never afraid to tackle anything and was completely unaffected. An ASID interior designer, she was gifted with a special verve and flair.

Everything she touched she turned to gold. Whenever you were with Jazelle it was a nonstop and jet-set party, filled with beautiful people from around the world. Many times you returned home from one of her parties or galas as the sun was coming up. It was truly like the film La Dolce Vita to be in her presence.

After retiring from the social world, Jazelle, along with her husband of 21 years, Ellzey Martin moved to Laguna Beach. She always told me that one day she would have a house by the sea. I was delighted when they made the move. Yet Jazelle returned constantly to support friends and family through various charity luncheons and balls. She never forgot her roots. Her passing has left us devastated, but we must remember God just inherited one of the greatest angels he will ever get!

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Publisher: BILL DOUGHERTY Editor-in-Chief: BETTY McRAE Travel Editors: TERI HUMPHREYS | MARY MORRISON | LAUREN AND IAN WRIGHT Food Writer: LAURIE FLORENCE-MANUCCI Advertising Manager: PATRICE METZLER 480.276.2282 | pmetzler@trendspublishing.com Executive Consultant: SUZANNE EDER New York Correspondent: JJ BUCHANON Los Angeles Correspondent: JENNIFER BENTLEY Art Direction: STEPHANIE SWEET, SWEET DESIGNS Fashion Photographer: SCOTT FOUST, IMAGE-INDUSTRY Senior Society Photographers: PETER AND SALLY KRZYKOS Trends Makeup and Hair Stylist: LAURA FLAGLER | KAREN HALL Lifestyle Editor: BARBARA KAPLAN Literary Editor: DIANE WOOTTON Fashion Editor: SAMANTHA DEROSE Society Editors: SHAYNE ANTHONY | CAROL BENNETT | GEORGE BENNETT LAURA BISHOP | J.J. BREWER | VERONICA COOK | MAYA FOX MICHAEL HARDIMAN | RHONDA KRETCHMAR | GAIL LITTLETON DEBBIE MAY | JESSICA PATE GRACE SAMPO | KATHY SCHEIB FRANK SCHMUCK | BOB STEARNS | NICOLE STEARNS CONNIE SUNDAY | MICHELLE THOMPSON | SHEREE TWITTY Certified Public Accountants: THOMAS S. HOLLY, CPA, PLLC Printing: MEDIA PRINT Information Technology: BEN AMES Music Production: CHRIS BECKLEY/THE PRODUCTION GROUP Special Events Fashion Coordinator: MARGARET MERRITT | JUDI YATES Trends Charitable Fund Board members are Darlene Keller Price, Betty McRae, Pamela Overton Risoleo, Jinger Richardson and Susie Wesley.

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La Dolce Vita The Season October to May By now you’ve probably heard the Go Red for Women luncheon held at the Arizona Biltmore was a smashing success! For the second year in a row, this publication was invited to be an active supporter and participant. We were delighted to have the chance again. Since I missed the bash last year, I decided to host a table of some of the most sought after socialites in the community. Jan Lewis, Marcie Amory, Cathy Bentley, Trisha Anthony, Betty McRae, Barbara Dunlap, Judy Shannon and Robyn DeBell all sat and chatted with each other along with yours truly and my lovely wife Beth. It was simply brilliant to have all these fine and much-accomplished ladies at one table. They’ve also known each other for decades. Talk about power table! The afternoon proved to be extremely informative as it focused on women’s health issues regarding heart disease and stroke. Both often go undetected resulting in catastrophic illness and death. I cringed when they started a live ask after lunch but then again I always do, even at the event I jointly share with the Trends Charitable Fund. Jan Lewis was quick to tell everyone that that’s why we were there to make our community a far better place. I still cringed. Anyway it was a smashing success and I know Linda Hunt and the rest of the lovely women that made the afternoon happen must have been very pleased. I’ll let you know who makes my guest

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list next year, but truth be told, I’d prefer to have the exact same ladies back again. It was that special!

With all the chatter surrounding our Fabulous Phoenician and Trendsetters this year, a lot of people have been asking me at cocktail parties what ever happened to the Best Dressed list? Funny they should mention it. Many long time Phoenicians remember when Trends dubbed 10 ladies Fashionable Phoenicians in 1985 then later Fashionalities.

When it was decided in 2001 to change the honor to Trendsetter, we started a best dressed list. Many women, along with many of the Valley’s finest dressed gentleman, were invited to participate and there was a lot of crossover from the previous award ... Many recipients were photographed and honored at luncheons for almost a decade. However this year we have taken the Vanity Fair approach with the element of surprise. The revitalized Best Dressed in Phoenix list will appear from now on in each June issue at the close of the season. We hope you enjoy the changes we’ve made. Please drop us a line if you know of a worthy candidate next season.

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As we close the social season, we want to first thank all of you who make such a difference in our community. There are so many events now that it’s hard to stay on top of everything. All the Trends reporters do magnificent jobs covering your events. Thank you for being so kind to all of them.

We always like to stop and make social observations at the end of the season. Here are my thoughts. Brunch at El Chorro now reminds me of the Polo Lounge in Beverly Hills on a Sunday afternoon. Everyone goes there to be seen and the food is fantastic. In 20 minutes you’ll see everyone who matters. Hello, how are you, kiss, kiss. You get the picture? It’s like lunching at Vincent’s Bistro: great French food and great people-watching too. People used to invite me to that dreadful restaurant at the old Ritz-Carlton. The food was horrific, but the people-watching was divine. They’re all over at Vincent’s now and the hotel is finally moving to Paradise Valley. So my predictions for the next big wave are Mora on 7th Street. I think the menu’s a little too clever but boy are the diners beautiful and beautifully dressed.

The cocktail lounge at Mountain Shadows is hip, but a lot of people do not even know it’s there. They have a great mod happy hour complete with a carousel Malm fireplace, the best cheese board I’ve ever seen and to-die-for hamburgers! The groovy resort was made for the likes of Susan and Richard Doria, Suzanne and Michael

Johnson and Alison King who are all iconic in all things modern and edgy. Rounding out the see-and-be-seen list is the French Grocery on 7th Avenue. There’s nothing like it in Phoenix and the champagne, baguettes and pastries will blow you away. But by this time, you’ve run into half of Phoenix so you pass on the breads and desserts; choosing to guzzle the French champagne instead. Don’t forget to stop by Godzooks for soup and enchiladas too. Now you’re all caught up on everything hip and happening and you didn’t even have to go to San Diego for the summer. Who else would tell you all these things?

In Cocktail Polo News You Should Know: That you need to be very cautious of a hot rolled blonde who talks out of both sides of her mouth. That two previous friends need to bury the hatchet because the social swim is sick and tired of listening to both of you bash the other. That a very private philanthropist’s generosity will forever change the fund-raising landscape very soon. Just wait and see. That the cruel behavior of a socialite toward wait staff at events, is about to get Visine drops tossed into her food next season because she’s so detested at every resort. That an in-your-face duo that showcases themselves to be couple number one at galas and on social media, are anything but. Now you’re all caught up until next season.

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TAKE FLIGHT A festive crowd of animal preservationists gathered the other night at Montelucia and raised their glasses to our feathered friends.

Liberty Wildlife’s 24th annual Wishes for Wildlife has helped to preserve and protect every flying bird from Sparrows to Eagles.

Sharon Sneva served as this year’s benefit chair with Hon. John and Cindy McCain serving as the Honorary Chairs. Everyone who attends this event knows that this was a tremendous passion of the late philanthropist Kathleen Lang.

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Laura Grafman How long have you lived in the Valley and where did you move here from?

Phoenix has been “home” for the last 41 years. We moved here from Chicago.

What events have you chaired or worked on in the last 5 years?

In the past, I have had the opportunity to work on and chair many events here. However, for more than fifteen years I have served on several boards and most recently chaired the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts Advisory Board. I have the great privilege to be a Trustee of the Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust which allows me to be of service to many diverse nonprofit organizations across the Valley.

What person or people do you admire in the social community?

Ruth Lavinia, Christine Watson and Betty McRae What would be your dream, event to work on or maybe chair?

“The Kennedy Center Honors” What are your favorite Valley restaurants?

Tarbell’s, Vincent’s Bistro, Twisted Grove What 7 people living or dead would you invite to a dinner party?

Sir Winston Churchill, Prince William and Princess Kate, Judge Jeanine Piro, George Gershwin, Julia Roberts, Dayton Grafman What do you consider your greatest asset?

I believe my greatest assets, which have served me well my entire life, are my passion and commitment. Whether it is for my family and friends or for a specific cause, my goal has always been to make a difference in the lives of others.

Do you have a favorite fashion designer and signature perfume?

Akris Punto, Worth (Designer) and Chanel #5 (Perfume) What‘s your guilty pleasure?

Hot fudge sundaes with whipped cream and pecans What’s your favorite song, book, movie and television program of all time?

TELEVISION PROGRAM: Masterpiece Theater – Downton Abbey SONG: “All The Things You Are” BOOK: “To Kill A Mockingbird” MOVIE: “Gone With The Wind”

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The Fabulous Phoenician Award was initiated in 1982 to pay tribute to Valley philanthropists. Previous honorees are: Thelma Kieckhefer (1982), Virginia Piper (1983) and Peggy Aste (1985), Newton Rosenzweig (1986), G. Robert Herberger (1987), Herbert K. Cummings (1988), Eleanor Libby (1989), Barbara Bonoff (1990), Gordon Galarneau Jr. (1991), Bruce T. Halle Sr. (1992), Eddie Basha (1993), Nick Balich (1994), Robert Norris (1995), Donald L. Ulrich (1996), John Teets (1998), Sam Eichenfield (1999), Herman Chanen (2000), William (Bill) Pope (2001), Sandra Baldwin (2002), Priscilla and Michael Nicholas (2003), Jeanne and Gary Herberger (2004), Hugh and Ruth Downs (2005), Lattie and Elva Coor (2006), Marguerite and Jack Clifford (2007), Claudia and Paul Critchfield (2008), Carole and Bob Machiz (2009), U.S. Airways (2010), and Bill Shover (2011), Stevie and Karl Eller (2012), Billie Jo and Judd Herberger (2014), Linda Pope (2015) and Bob and Ruth Lavinia (2016).

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INTRODUCING

2017 TRENDSETTERS

TRENDSETTERS

INTRODUCING THE 2017 TRENDSETTERS

Since the early 1980s, Trends magazine

Each woman selected will be honored by

has selected several women for their outstanding

the community at the Trends Charitable Fund

civic and charitable contributions. These women

Event on October 20 at the Arizona Biltmore

have proven their dedication and staying power

Resort & Spa in the evening. Their outstanding

in the charitable community through a wide

accomplishments are featured in this issue

variety of philanthropic efforts. We feel they are

of Trends.

a great inspiration to others.

THESE LADIES RICHLY DESERVE THE HONOR BESTOWED UPON THEM!

Jan Cacheris How long have you lived in the Valley and from where did you move?

I am an Arizona native, and have lived in Arcadia my entire life, so 63 years.

What events have you chaired or worked on in the last 5 years?

Barrow Women’s Board – Barrow Grand Ball 2018 Co-Chair; National Kidney Foundation of AZ – Dancing with the Stars Celebrity Dancer; Arizona Women’s Board (Authors Luncheon) – President What person or people do you admire in the social community?

Everyone I know. I only associate with people that I admire!

What would be your dream event to work on or maybe chair? Barrow Grand Ball What are your favorite Valley restaurants? Grassroots and Café Monarch; Dinner Party at the home of someone who loves to cook and entertain What 7 people living or dead would you invite to a dinner party?

Chris Cacheris (husband), Susan Brewer (college roommate), Fruitcake Lady (from Jay Leno), Albert Einstein, Milton Friedman, Geffrey Von Gerlach and Nate Nathan What do you consider your greatest asset? Zero-based thinking (problem-solving) with a sense of humor Do you have a favorite fashion designer and signature perfume? Comfortable and pretty are what I look for, so I wear anything that is comfortable and pretty. My husband is allergic to perfume, so I can only wear it if I am planning to dine alone.

What’s your guilty pleasure? My husband and I watch romantic comedies, and I know my intellectual friends are quietly distressed about this.

What’s your favorite song, book, movie and television program of all time?

SONG: “Do You Wanna Dance’” Beach Boys; BOOK: “Einstein’s Dreams,” by Alan Lightman; MOVIE: “Sound of Music”; TELEVISION PROGRAM: “Bonanza”

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2017 TRENDSETTERS

Billie Jo Herberger How long have you lived in the Valley and from where did you move?

I moved to Paradise Valley in 1969 from Southern California.

What events have you chaired or worked on in the last 5 years?

Heart Ball, Key to the Cure, SMoCA Mix, Applause for Phoenix Theatre, Kids Read, Release the Fear and Art From the Heart Free Arts What person or persons do you admire in the social community?

Sarah Suggs, Linda Herold, Betty McRae and Oscar De Las Salas What would be your dream event on which to work or maybe chair?

The Boat Parade in Marina del Rey What are your favorite Valley restaurants?

Everyone we can walk to in Old Town Scottsdale from the Waterfront.

What 7 people living or dead would you invite to a dinner party?

Kax Herberger, Hutton Wilkinson, Patsy Lowry, William Lykins, Philip Curtis, Tony Dequette and Goldie Hawn What do you consider your greatest asset?

Being the happiest girl in the world.

Do you have a favorite designer and signature perfume?

Johnny Was What’s your guilty pleasure?

Keeping the music on all over the house when I am home alone.

What’s your favorite song, book, movie and television program of all time?

SONG: The Beach Boys “Surfer Girl”; BOOK: Anne Murrow Lindberg “Gift from the Sea”; MOVIE: De-Lovely; TELEVISION PROGRAM: The Voice

Cheryl Londen How long have you lived in the Valley and from where did you move?

My family and I moved to the Valley in 1978 from Buffalo, New York.

What events have you chaired or worked on in the last 5 years? I co-chaired The Party with Ann Siner and Tess Loo in 2015. In 2016 and again this year, I will be chairing the Night of Hope for Amanda Hope Rainbow Angels. This year I will also assist in Talent Slam for the Arizona Kidney Foundation.

What person or people do you admire in the social community? I truly admire 2 women. They are Lorraine Tallman and Bridget Costello. They suffered unimaginable losses; Lorraine, her daughter Amanda and Bridget, her son Connor. They started charities to help other families suffering the same fate.

What would be your dream event to work on or maybe chair? I am drawn to children’s charities. The Make A Wish Foundation Event pulled on my heart strings.

What are your favorite Valley restaurants? Steak 44, Marcellino’s and Pomo.

What 7 people living or dead would you invite to a dinner party? Audrey Hepburn, Sophia Loren, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Ronald Reagan, Barbara Bush, Cary Grant. I would love to have one more dinner with my husband, Tom, who passed away 3 years ago.

What do you consider your greatest asset? I know my strengths and weaknesses.

Do you have a favorite fashion designer and signature perfume? I never think about the designer, just how I feel as I put something on. My favorite perfume is Magic Noire.

What’s your guilty pleasure? I love binge watching a TV series on a Sunday while eating everything that is bad for me.

What’s your favorite song, book, movie and television program of all time?

BOOK: Wuthering Heights; MOVIE: Splendor In the Grass and Almost Famous; TELEVISION PROGRAM: Criminal Minds; SONG: Drive by Incubus.

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Tahnia McKeever How long have you lived in the Valley and from where did you move?

I’ve lived in the Valley for 50 years; moved from Ithaca, NY. What events have you chaired or worked on in the last 5 years?

Florence Crittenton’s Teaming Up for Girls, Barrow Grand Ball, Dinner on the Desert and Heels for Healing What person or people do you admire in the social community?

Jan Lewis – Due to her inspirational leadership, collaborative nature and dedication to our community. Additionally, we are blessed to so many talented, hard-working and generous people serving the Valley.

What would be your dream event to work on or maybe chair? Barrow Grand Ball What are your favorite Valley restaurants?

Grassroots, Gertrude’s, Tarbell’s, Postino and Hillstone What 7 people living or dead would you invite to a dinner party?

My father who passed away when I was three, Ansel Adams, Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, Nelson Mandela, Eleanor Roosevelt and Katherine Hepburn … who would certainly keep the conversation lively.

What do you consider your greatest asset?

Having the capacity to rise up to meet a given challenge.

Do you have a favorite fashion designer and signature perfume? As far as fashion, I tend to lean more toward classic, easy pieces that bring me energy and joy each day.

What’s your guilty pleasure? Chips and Guacamole What’s your favorite song, book, movie and television program of all time?

SONG: “Imagine” by John Lennon; BOOK: “Long Walk to Freedom” by Nelson Mandela; MOVIE: “Out of Africa”; TELEVISION PROGRAM: “Planet Earth”

Deborah Pshebniski How long have you lived in the Valley and from where did you move?

I have lived in the Valley for the last 8 years. I relocated to the Valley from Calgary, Alberta.

What events have you chaired or worked on in the last 5 years?

I co-chaired Child Help Drive the Dream 2016. I also worked numerous years on various Heart Ball committees, Phoenix Theatre Applause Gala, Key to the Cure.

I am currently working on Phoenix Art Museum’s 2017 Gala Steering Committee.

What person or people do you admire in the social community?

Lynne Love, Melani Walton, Carol Clemmensen, Erika Williams and Char Hubble.

What would be your dream event to work on or maybe chair?

I feel like I already have with Co-Chairing Child Help Drive the Dream. Working with Sara O’Meara and Yvonne Fredrickson was awe inspiring.

What are your favorite Valley restaurants?

Roka Akor, Café Monarch and Chelsea’s Kitchen.

What 7 people living or dead would you invite to a dinner party?

Jacqueline Kennedy, Coco Chanel, Albert Einstein, Andy Warhol, Amelia Earhart, my son Ben and my husband Kevin.

What do you consider your greatest asset? Resilience.

Do you have a favorite fashion designer and signature perfume?

Karl Lagerfeld. I rarely wear perfume.

What’s your guilty pleasure? Online Shopping is my guilty pleasure.

What’s your favorite song, book, movie and television program of all time?

SONG: “Let’s Dance”- David Bowie; BOOK: Gone with The Wind; MOVIE: The Godfather Part II; TELEVISION PROGRAM: Game of Thrones.

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2017 TRENDSETTERS

Leslie Rich How long have you lived in the Valley and from where did you move?

26 years, the last 10 nearly full time and I moved from Columbus, Ohio.

What events have you chaired or worked on in the last 5 years?

Co-chaired the ASU Gammage Executive committee. Chaired Golden Gammage Gala along with the Dancing With the Stars Gala and upcoming Talent Slam for AZ Kidney Foundation and the Phoenix Symphony Gala as well.

What person or people do you admire in the social community?

Mary Way for her philanthropy and enthusiasm for getting things done. I also admire Jordan Rose for her dream big, work hard and never quit attitude.

What would be your dream event to work on or maybe chair?

Large Galas are my thing.

What are your favorite Valley restaurants?

Roka Akor in Scottsdale and The Kitchen at Bubbledogs in London What 7 people living or dead would you invite to a dinner party?

Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Leonardo da Vinci, Margret Thatcher, Stephen Hawking, Hedy Lamarr, F. Scott Fitzgerald, and Julie and Ted Stratton What do you consider your greatest asset?

Random acts of kindness and empathy for others.

Do you have a favorite fashion designer and signature perfume?

Designer Shiatzy Chen. Must de Cartier in winter and Thierry Mugler’s Angel in summer What’s your guilty pleasure?

Jeni’s Darkest Chocolate and Salted Carmel Ice Cream sold at AJ’s What’s your favorite song, book, movie and television program of all time?

SONG: Coldplay’s “Viva la Vida”; BOOK: Ayn Rand’s “Fountainhead”; MOVIE: “Downtown Abbey”; TELEVISION PROGRAM: “Homeland”

Mary Ann Sheely How long have you lived in the Valley and from where did you move?

My parents moved our family from Grangeville, Idaho in 1964 when I was in third grade.

What events have you chaired or worked on in the last 5 years? In the past few years, my commitment has been to the Board of Visitors. I co-chaired the Annual Fashion Show Luncheon, chaired the Annual Charity Ball and was Board Chairman. I have also joined the Women Inspiring Scientific Progress (WISP) group.

What person or people do you admire in the social community?

I admire Shan Francis for her kindness and compassion, while being such an organized and competent volunteer.

What would be your dream event to work on or maybe chair? At this point I do not have a dream event to chair. My wish now, is to be the most doting grandmother I can be.

What are your favorite Valley restaurants? Christo’s and Alexi’s Grill have been family favorites. Vincent’s is the loveliest for special occasions.

What 7 people living or dead would you invite to a dinner party? Pope Francis, Rose Mofford, Winston Churchill, Jackie Kennedy, Sandra Day O’Connor, Queen Elizabeth and my dad; who passed away in 2006.

What do you consider your greatest asset? My greatest asset is that I have been married this year for 35 years, to a wonderful, kind, supportive and loving man Bill Sheely.

Do you have a favorite fashion designer and signature perfume? Eau Du Soir by Sisley.

What’s your guilty pleasure? Chocolate, of course!

What’s your favorite song, book, movie and television program of all time?

SONG: Danny Boy and When Irish Eyes Are Smiling; BOOK: Shantaram by Gregory David Roberts; TELEVISION PROGRAM: Downton Abbey to date but the Crown may soon take first place.

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2017 TRENDSETTERS

Kristine Thompson How long have you lived in the Valley? I was born in Grand Junction, Colorado, and moved here when I was 6 weeks old – I’m practically a native!

What events have you chaired or worked on in the last 5 years?

Heart Ball for over 13 years and Vice Chair in 2016. Auxiliary Board of NotMyKid for 6 years and Governor-appointed Commissioner on AZ Parents Commission on Drug Education and Prevention.

What people do you admire in the social community? There is no doubt that I most admire my parents, Mac and Sandy Magruder, who raised me to love serving my community.

What would be your dream event to work on or maybe chair? After taking a mission trip to Haiti with my daughter, I would be honored to help children without parents and families.

What are your favorite Valley restaurants? Obviously I love McDonald’s!

My husband and I are proud owner/operators. Love our iced lattes!

What 7 people living or dead would you invite to a dinner party? Jimmy Fallon, Justin Timberlake, Lin-Manuel Miranda, William Wilberforce, Julia Child, Jane Austen and Baron Georges-Eugène Haussmann What do you consider your greatest asset? Other than my husband and 3 wonderful daughters, I genuinely love people.

Do you have a favorite fashion designer and signature perfume? In a dream world, clothes from The Row or Tom Ford! In reality, work out clothes.

What’s your guilty pleasure? Rosé Champagne What’s your favorite song, book, movie and television program of all time?

BOOK: The Chronicles of Narnia; MOVIE: Gone With the Wind; TELEVISION: West Wing; SONG: Anything from Hamilton

Candace Wiest How long have you lived in the Valley and from where did you move?

Lived here from 1986 to 1988 and then again in 2006. I moved from the Midwest the first time and from California the second.

What events have you chaired or worked on in the last 5 years?

I have chaired the Crozier Gala, Go Red for Women and the Project Pink event.

What person or people do you admire in the social community?

Linda Herold, Molly Stockley and Richard & Stacie Stephenson.

What would be your dream event to work on or maybe chair?

The Heart Ball when I have more flexibility in my schedule.

What are your favorite Valley restaurants?

Orange Sky, El Chorro, Wrigley Mansion, Tarbell’s What 7 people living or dead would you invite to a dinner party?

Donald Trump, Audrey Hepburn, Jackie Onassis, Cary Grant, Sam Elliott (don’t tell my husband), Rick Springfield, Pope Francis What do you consider your greatest asset?

I am the eternal optimist, no matter what is going on.

Do you have a favorite fashion designer and signature perfume?

Career and Forma – St. John knits, Shoes – Prada and Gucci, Handbags – Louis Vuitton or Chanel, Perfume – Prada What’s your guilty pleasure? I LOVE Chick Filet ice “dream” cones at 3 in the afternoon.

What’s your favorite song, book, movie and television program of all time?

SONG: Born to Win by Five for Fighting; BOOK: any Jack Reacher; MOVIE: Love Actually; TELEVISION PROGRAM: Sister Wives

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Dr. Robert Spetzler Retirement Gala

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Nancy and Robert Spetzler

More than 800 people you know and adore packed the terraces and later the ballroom of the Camelback Inn to bid farewell to famed Barrow surgeon Robert Spetzler. The Spetzler family together with Barrow Neurological Foundation gathered a hand selected crowd of some of the finest professionals from the medical, social and philanthropic worlds for this amazing evening. Speeches, videos and much humor topped off this black tie evening.

It was a brilliant night and a brilliant gathering from around the world, to toast an extremely brilliant man!

Gay Wray, Elva Coor, Muffy Churchill and Barbara Henward

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CHARITY SPOTLIGHT

Fresh Start Women’s Foundation How and when was your charity formed? Twenty-five years ago; two sisters, Pat Petznick and Beverly Stewart, recognized the need for programs and services for women who were looking to join or rejoin the workforce to support themselves and their families. At that time, Arizona ranked the fifth highest in the nation for what was then termed “displaced homemakers” and existing programs from 18 organizations statewide had only the capacity to serve 11 percent of the women desiring assistance. Through the Governor’s Office and the Arizona Coalition of Displaced Homemakers the only program of its kind in existence was developed to offer monthly makeovers to women. In addition to hair, makeup and manicures; they enjoy motivational, educational and inspiring presentations from guest speakers.

Briefly describe the mission of your organization. Fresh Start provides education, resources and support for women to positively transform their lives and strengthen the community.

What is the most significant impact that your organization makes in the community?

Fresh Start knows that when a woman believes in herself and is able to see a vision for her future, she can accomplish anything to which she sets her mind. Empowering women to be self-sufficient and confident has a ripple effect felt by each client’s family, friends and community; creating a positive generational impact.

What is the main thing that sets you apart from other non-profits? Fresh Start is a unique organization that takes a holistic approach to addressing the needs of a diverse community of 5,000 women each year and allows them to access a myriad of career, education and life skills programs, as well as services such as mentoring, family law support and social work, all under one roof.

Tell us something no one knows about your charity. Clients who select a free outfit or members of the public who shop at our in-house clothing resource and thrift boutique, Treasures Within, may occasionally find a pair of Louboutins or other designer finds.

How do volunteers play a role in your organization? Volunteers are the lifeblood of Fresh Start. More than 400 active volunteers help facilitate workshops, mentor, serve as career coaches or help with fundraising events.

Please describe the specific program for which TCF is providing funding?

The recent grant helps support a master’s level social worker at Fresh Start. Social workers provide women with personalized, one-on-one support as they make changes in their lives.

They work with them to prioritize current needs, find community resources and help them identify growth opportunities, set goals and create action plans.

For more information, visit freshstartwomen.org

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CHARITY SPOTLIGHT

StreetLightUSA Mission/Purpose: Transition adolescent girls from Trauma to Triumph through residential care and comprehensive services for health and well-being, education, life skills, career preparation and assistance with legal needs. Mission is implemented by a two-tier approach – Crisis Intervention and Stabilization.

Governance: Established in 2009, StreetLightUSA is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors. The CEO /President heads the organization and is supported in day-to-day operations by the Director of Operations and a professional team of 50 full, part-time and contracted residential and administrative staff.

Funding: StreetLightUSA is a 501(c) 3 nonprofit agency in good standing. This organization is funded by individual donors, corporations/ businesses, faithbased communities, civic groups, local government agency placement contracts and private/public/foundation grants.

Volunteers: Community volunteers provide an array of services which include life-skills education, tutoring, mentorship, campus beautification projects, support services and product drives.

Population Served: Girls 11-17 years of age who are the victims of child sex trafficking, sexual abuse and those who are identified as having a high risk of becoming victimized.

Placement/Referral source: Clients are referred by Arizona governmental agencies charged with protecting minors, other nonprofit agencies, first responders and private placement from Arizona and across the United States.

Service/Programming: Direct Care Services include, but are not limited to: trauma informed care and therapies; wellness, art therapy; individual and group counseling, mentoring; continued education, GED and tutoring; survivor-led group counseling; life skills; structured recreational activities, victim rights and advocacy services. In addition, SLUSA provides education and programming for the community and first responders.

For information visit our Website: www.StreetLightUSA.org

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CHARITY SPOTLIGHT

Family Promise – Greater Phoenix How and when was your charity formed?

Founded in 1998, the Family Promise emergency shelter program welcomes primarily first time homeless families and their pets; offering them a hand-up, before they spiral into the endless cycle of poverty and chronic homelessness.

Briefly describe the mission of your organization. Children are more vulnerable to the negative affects of homelessness, with 50% of homeless school age children experiencing depression and anxiety.

Located in south Scottsdale, Family Promise offers a holistic approach to services, providing the tools necessary for families to continue their journey to independence and self-sufficiency.

What is the most significant impact that your organization makes in the community? In addition to emergency shelter, Family Promise provides case management, cash flow training, job and life skills coaching, parenting classes, academic and childcare referrals plus help with employment and housing.

What is the main thing that sets you apart from other non-profits? There are numerous shelters that provide assistance but only Family Promise allows and welcomes pets to accompany those we serve. It can be exrtremely stressful to leave a beloved pet behind when relocating.

Tell us something no one knows about your charity. Upon completing the 60-day shelter program, families have the opportunity to join the Graduate Program which provides an additional 24-months of resource referrals and peer support. Family Promise is committed to breaking down the barriers that prevent families from attaining a life of independence and self-determination.

How do volunteers play a role in your organization? Partnering with an interfaith network of 32 congregations and 1 synagogue, their volunteers provide shelter, food and emotional support to the families.

Please describe the specific program for which TCF is providing funding?

The Children’s Specialist plays a key role in providing the children in the program a safe place to confidentially share their fears and their triumphs. They are grateful for the investment that Trends Charitable Fund has made in the families that walk through the gates of Family Promise. It is through community partners such as Trends, that together change in the course of a child’s life can occur and can help them not only envision a brighter future ... but achieve one.

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SOCIAL CIRCLE

Go Red for Women

Christi Lundeen and Linda Hunt

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RED FOR A FIGHT Hundreds of beautifully dressed women in mostly red gathered at the Arizona Biltmore Resort to raise awareness for heart disease and stroke among women. The hugely successful lunch was chaired by Linda Hunt and vice-chair Christi Lundeen. Several speakers gave moving talks on the effects of strokes and heart disease on young and old. The afternoon proved to be a wealth of information for all who were fortunate enough to attend. Trends Magazine was pleased to be the presenting Media Sponsor. Jan Lewis and Mary Ellen McKee stoled the show in various shades of red.

Carolyn Jackson with Darlene Keller-Price and Lisa Bell

Jennifer Moser with Maja Langbein and Dawn Lenhardt

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Betty McRae and Barbara Dunlap

Judy Shannon and Nancy Gaintner

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SOCIAL CIRCLE

Go Red for Women

Jeri Jones, Susan Alberts and Kelly Grose

Sylvia Shoen and Leah Hoffman-Langerman

Katherine Halpin and Rick DeGraw

Coverage courtesy of Beth and Bill Dougherty

Jan Lewis and Mary Ellen McKee

Sharon Lechter and Jinger Richardson

Marcie Amory and Cathy Bentley

Molly Stockley and Jill Riley

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INTERVIEW

Interview with ... Richard J. Stephenson Chairman and Founder of Cancer Treatment Centers of America

By Barbara Kaplan Cancer Treatment Centers of America is well known for research to help people with cancer. It all began with Chairman and Founder Richard J Stephenson whose entrepreneurial spirit and passionate commitment to the wellbeing of others has helped thousands of people with cancer. He was recently recognized by The Horatio Alger Association of Distinguished Americans as an admirable leader who has faced adversity and built this holistic approach to healing. He is committed to education and research and is dedicated to many charitable causes. Their most visited website in the cancer world is not only for patients but people seeking help for healthier lives.

Mr. Stephenson came from a hard working coal community of Methodists and his mom was Presbyterian. They struggled to raise their family, still giving to their neighbors in ways like raising money to heat boilers for church services. They always helped build any community they lived in. They were also active as Free Masons. Through their hard work and benevolence, they found influence in their community which brought in others to help with their causes. His parents practiced giving and helping everyone, even people who had more than they had.

When his mom died of cancer in 1982, because of delays and lack of knowledge and action, he dedicated himself to helping others find ways to fight their illness.

He believes cancer patients want to be respected and heard. He wants to empower the patient to fight their cancer.

Cancer Center of America’s emphasis is on Holistic medicine. They specialize in an integrated approach which includes modalities such as Iurvedic, Chinese Medicine and Feng Shui and many more. Given these options, patients can decide on their own terms the treatment they want to follow.

The patient is empowered and the staff is

carefully focused on what is good for the patient, their fears, anxieties and questions. They bring hope and healing to their patients and their families. His hospitals are “one stop shops” where diagnosis is made in 24 hours and patients don’t have to wait and worry.

Understanding that bodies farm the farms; he believes organic certified fresh foods have to be given to all people, especially cancer patients. CTCA provides the healthiest natural foods from these farms. Because he believes that fear drives the immune system to incompetence, every thought is for the patient: to create environments that are comfortable and stress free.

He is proud of the trust people have put in him, but he doesn’t understand why. No doubt it’s because he cares so much and makes every breath of his count in his pursuit of the best answers for help in health and healing for all people and especially his patients.

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SOCIAL CIRCLE

Gateway for Cancer Research Party

Suzi and Rahula Kochar

William Joseph, Kelly Levesque, Matteo Bocello and Laura Breton

Starry Night by Vincent Van Gogh served as the perfect backdrop and mood-changing element for the big bash that Stacie and Richard Stephenson threw at Silver Leaf Country Club at the end of May. All the beautiful people arrived at the more-thanposh night to toast the groundbreaking research and development the organization is making in cancer cures on a global scale.

The Stephensons also announced a large gala slated for spring 2018 to again benefit Gateway research. Lovely Trendsetter Tara Hitchcock emceed the extraordinary night.

You should have been there!

Richard and Stacie Stephenson

Michael and Cassandra Ravenhill

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Kristen and George Lund

Matt McGuire with Alpana Singh and Meredith McGuire

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DINING

Hearth ‘61 at Mountain Shadows Hearth ‘61, named for the incorporation of Paradise Valley in May of 1961, serves to preserve the special town in which many of us live and move into the future. The restaurant is not cozy; but hip, clean and cool. The only missteps they made were the magnificent refection pool in the middle of the dining room, which is too high.

Had they gone the route of the old Four Seasons Restaurant in New York, diners would have had a far better vantage of the table height water feature, rather than letting it tower above. It’s too pretty to only glance at while one is being seated. We weren’t crazy about the high tops directly in front of the kitchen. They seemed to throw the place off balance. However, the whole layout is very out-of-the-box and pace-setting.

MAIN COURSE:

Tenderloin of Beef: This hardy steak lover’s selection is served with a bit of a crunchy but good charred texture. The flavors are great, especially the blue cheese fondue that swirls round the platter.

The slice of beef is huge and well worth every bite.

Pan Roasted Salmon: There may not be a better piece of fish in all of Phoenix. The large and well-seasoned salmon is to die for.

We don’t know what they’re doing in the kitchen, but whatever it is the end result is well worth it!

SIDES:

We tried both the heirloom crunchy cauliflower with golden raisins and the thyme roasted fingerling potatoes. Nice sizes for splitting and both excellent side dishes to round out a perfect meal.

DESERT:

Peanut Butter Mousse.

This is a great and unusual desert. It, however, was served in small candy-like squares. It shouldn’t have been. Delicious but not a substantial portion or presentation.

Bread is served first and is great in flavor, texture and density.

They need to leave the basket on the table. It’s so good; you look like a glutton because you keep asking for more.

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Chilled Jumbo Shrimp Cocktail: Fantastic flavors, amazing gazpacho and avocado kohlrabi. However it would be a far better appetizer if served with whole shrimp rather than diced. Don’t miss this explosion of flavors.

Heirloom Tomatoes: Beautifully presented and very good.

Themozzarella is excellent and so are the tomatoes, although the ones greenish in color are a bit off-putting. The aged balsamic is flavorful and beautifully presented on the plate.

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Brioche Bread Pudding: If there happens to be a better bread pudding elsewhere, please let us know! One of the most sinful and wellcrafted deserts you’ll ever order.

With so many restaurants trying to be too clever, many chefs are more concerned about 1980’s hangover food and plate presentation then the actual meal itself. This is not the case with Hearth ’61 thank goodness! Everything from start to finish was excellent, including the fine wait staff. This should make Chef Charles Wiley pleased!

Hearth ‘61 at Mountain Shadows Resort 5445 E. Lincoln Drive Paradise Valley, AZ 85253 Tel. 480.624.5400 information@mountainshadows.com

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Meet Roc at the Arizona Humane Society located at 1521 W. Dobbins Road in Phoenix. His adoption fee includes his neuter surgery, vaccinations, and a microchip.

For more information call 602.997.7585 and ask for animal number A558708.

Toby Toby is a 4-month-old ball of fluff who could spend hours entertaining himself with a simple milk cap or wad of paper. He zips around the house like a fuzzy whirlwind chasing and pouncing on everything he can get his tiny paws on. This youngster likes to snuggle as much as he likes to clamber up a cat condo and when he finally reaches the point of exhaustion, he’ll seek out a warm lap to nap on. He’s been raised in a foster home and is great with kids, dogs and cats.

Meet Toby at the Arizona Humane Society’s Petique located at the Shops at Norterra (2450 W. Happy Valley Road in Phoenix). His adoption fee includes his neuter surgery, vaccinations, and a microchip. For more information call 602.761.2973 and ask for animal number A551037.

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% Instead of bridesmaids, the bride had her close friends as part of her Glam Squad. They got ready with the bride and had a mimosa with her before she walked down the aisle.

% The bride and groom love hip hop and rap music so they had the string quartet learn acoustic rap songs to play during cocktail hour.

Songs such as “Blow the Whistle” by Too Short, “California Love”

by Tupac were just a few of the tunes played.

% The couple had a 5 layer marble cake made by Ruze cakehouse with each layer being a different flavor. One layer being dark velvet because the brides favorite color is purple.

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SUMMER RETRO READING

The House in My Head 50th Anniversary Reviewed by Bill Dougherty

Following the smashing success of The Sound of Music, famed composer Richard Rogers and his wife Dorothy and internationally awarded interior designer, set off to Fairfield, Connecticut to erect their dream home. Mrs. Rogers had kept index cards on her countless observations of upscale homes she had passed through over the years. She opened the soon-to-be bestselling book, claiming that no one over 45 should ever build a new home with steps or stairs of any kind. The couple built a one story, U-sharped home centered around a swimming pool. The house included: walk-in root and wine cellars, ­hidden floor level sunk-in mopping stations, a central vacuum system, a snow melting driveway, a kitchen that contained two of every appliance and a gas barbeque. Mrs. Rogers sensed food tastes were changing and devised a massive buffet complete with built-in hot plates. The buffet could open into her thrust room (double ­living room) and reversed into the butler’s pantry after dinner for collection. There was no formal dining room. Instead, collapsible tables were hidden in cabinetry throughout the thrust room. Wooden occasional chairs that were sprinkled around the massive room and screened in porches were simply pushed up to the various dinner tables for parties in add and subtract fashion. A walk-up bar concealed a hidden and collapsible modular stand-up bar. This could easily be pulled out of the cabinetry and rolled in front of the built-in bar, to accommodate two bartenders. These were a few of Dorothy Rogers’ favorite things.

The book stayed on the bestseller list from 1967 well into the 1970s. The home was featured in House Beautiful in 1967 and again in 2014.

There are countless websites and chat rooms dedicated to its existence. A mid-century masterpiece and a great book, simply worth a second look!

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WEDDING BELLS

Sponsored by Main Dish, 480.751.2393 THE COUPLE Margaret Piper Gustafson of Paradise Valley, AZ Jared Lindsay Youtzy of Cleveland, OH

THE PARENTS Christine & David W. Gustafson of Paradise Valley, AZ Davina Lee & Jeffrey Youtzy of Toledo, OH

CEREMONY AND RECEPTION Outdoor ceremony on The Green at the Global Center Reception in the Ballroom of the Global Center at The Cleveland Conference Resort Late night eats: The 10:30 Taco Truck was a huge hit!

WEDDING PLANNER A Charming Fete by Somer Khouri

PHOTOGRAPHER Award-winning photographer Jason Thomas Crocker

HONEYMOON The Caribbean Islands & sailing through the US Virgin Islands (and a Green Bay Packers Game!)

SOMETHING DIFFERENT

% Over 100 Arizona friends made the trip to Cleveland for the nuptials % Celebrity Chef Michael Symon planned the entire menu and personally oversaw the wedding reception dinner & wine selection- and he suggested the late night Taco Truck

% Guests were treated to a VIP tour of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame % The dance floor was packed until 1:00 am when management shut the party down (and threatened legal action). Many AZ socialites were caught drinking directly from bottles of Veuve Cliquot

% The Sunday Wedding Brunch Bloody Mary Bar was quite a hit and much needed

% After the wedding, the bride’s parents decamped to the Greenbrier Resort in West VA with dear friends from London: Nick & Tessa Harvard

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SUMMER RETRO READING

The Users by Joyce Haber Reviewed by Bill Dougherty Long before Jackie Collins and somewhere in between, the Emilio Pucci-clad Jacqueline Susann and hedonistic Herold Robbins, landed Joyce Haber. Ms. Haber was chosen in 1968 to replace the lofty and biting Los Angeles Times gossip columnist Hedda Hopper who had died in 1966. Convinced that Ms. Haber would be a breath of fresh air; in her cream colored suits and pearl stands, everyone found out that the Grace Kelly lookalike proved far worse than anticipated. She wrote cruel and mean spirited columns and had the ability to make or break any actor or film.

In 1976 after less than a decade, Joyce Haber left the Times to write The Users. The book centered on the social elite, Hollywood and rags to riches success of the beautiful and talented Elena Brent. It was the expected shop, bed hop and name drop novel that so many of Jacqueline Susann’s and Herold Robbins books had already covered. But unlike their novels, The Users had a happy ending. The book shot to international bestselling success in the winter of 1977. In 1978 a made-for-television movie followed staring Jaclyn Smith, John Forsyth and George Hamilton and dominated Neilson ratings.

Sadly, Joyce Haber never wrote another book again. In the early 1980s she was diagnosed with kidney and liver problems and eventually succumbed to her illnesses at the age of 60. This trashy book is an excellent summer read. It’s filled with everything that once made Hollywood legendary and everything that has sadly gone away, as the entire studio system came to a crashing halt in the late 1970s.

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WEDDING BELLS

Sponsored by Main Dish, 480.751.2393 THE COUPLE Rebecca Cohen, Phoenix, AZ Zach Collins, Charleston, SC

MEET THE PARENTS Libby and Joel Cohen, Phoenix, AZ Lisa and Edward C. Collins III, Charleston, SC

VENUE El Chorro

GOWN Grace Loves Lace, Australia

FLOWERS Angelic Grove

WEDDING PLANNER George Abrams

PHOTOGRAPHER Elyse Hall

BAND The JJ’s

CAKE Tammi Coe

INVITATIONS The Paper Place

HONEYMOON Tulum, Mexico

RINGS Hers – Michael Davis, rose gold His – Cartier (he admired Joel’s Cartier Love Band and wanted the same)

SOMETHING DIFFERENT

% Something borrowed: Pearl earrings from dear family friend Betsy Heims

% Something old: Judith Leiber horse minaudiere which she always loved as a child

% The couple met attending college at The College of Charleston % Ring bearer carried a pillow needlepointed by Priscilla Nicholas showcasing the family monogram.

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