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TABLE OF

VOLUME 36, NO. 6

CONTENTS IN THIS ISSUE 6

Remembering: Cheryl and Jeff Fine

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Interview: Hallier Law Firm

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Publisher: La Dolce Vita

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Pets: Pets of the Month, November 2018

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Spotlight: T-Gen

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Read: Trendy Reading

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Society: Celebrity Fight Night, Italia

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Party: Wedding Bells

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Crimes Against High Society: Christina Onassis

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Style: Wow Factor

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Style: Phoenix Heart Ball 2018

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Style: Trendspotting

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Spotlight: Heard Museum

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Society: Trends Thank You Party

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Spotlight: Barrow

HEART BALL 2018

Fine jewelry courtesy of Margot McKinney, Neiman Marcus

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ON THE COVER The 2018 Heart Ball Leadership Team Fine jewelry courtesy of Margot McKinney, Neiman Marcus Fine Apparel courtesy of Neiman Marcus, Scottsdale Hair and Make-up Laura Flagler Photographer Tim Heit Location: Home of 1985 Past Heart Ball Chairman Harriett Friedland

C O N G R AT U L AT I O N S T O

Fabulous Phoenician SUE GLAWE

2018 Trendsetters NIKKI BALICH CAMMARATA LESLIE BUDINGER SHARON DUPONT MCCORD INGRID HAAS SHARON LECHTER CIONNE MCCARTHY CAMERONE PARKER MCCULLOCH SYLVIA SHOEN MCKENNA WESLEY KIM ZEISER

CAROLYN & CRAIG JACKSON AND THE ENTIRE TEAM AT

REMEMBERING SO C I E T Y | FA SHI O N | HO ME | D I NING | ART VOLUME 36, NO. 6

Remembering ...

Cheryl and Jeff Fine

By Bill Dougherty

If you were to look up the word “fun” in the dictionary, chances are it might just say “see Cheryl and Jeff Fine.” Sadly this ultra glamourous couple passed away within months of one another from long and very quiet illnesses over the long hot summer.

Several years before I joined the staff of this publication, I had the opportunity to meet the extraordinary Fines at the home of my I. Magnin & Co. colleague Kay Berry. I knew they were extremely important to the community. I had seen Cheryl in our store on countless occasions both in the property now occupied by the Cheese Cake Factory and our second location, now Saks Fifth Avenue. Cheryl was one of the most beautifully dressed women in all of Arizona and her commitment to the philanthropic world was boundless. She made the Trendsetter list the very first year it debuted in 1985. The ten ladies were called “Fashionable Phoenicians.”

Whenever you were with Chery and Jeff, you were sure to have a great time. They had the ability to create intimate salons with poets, writers, artists and a slew of chic socialites. Their combined energy seemed to feed off one another. They had both done so much to make our community such a better place in the world of fine arts, music and health-related charities. They remained down to earth. The Fines were always more interested in talking about you then themselves.

Poolside and charity ball conversations lasted until dawn’s early light.

You sensed their understated greatness and they both shared the most intoxicating laughter.

When I purchased Trends in late 2000, Cheryl asked me to meet her for lunch at the Ritz-Carlton. Since we shared the bond of having both been in the airline industry, she felt comfortable with telling me her thoughts. Smashing in a navy YSL suit, Cheryl lit her trademark cigarette and said, “Take all that stuff out of Trends and turn it into a cross between Vanity Fair and Town & Country, that’s what people want to read.” I would meet her again and again there for lunch. Cheryl’s ideas flowed like water. She was an amazing visionary and a great friend! I know Cheryl and Jeff are in Heaven and holding one of their great salons like God has never seen. The heavens are spellbound by their presence. They will be missed.

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To our Trendsetter Camerone...

TO LIVE OUR BEST TO DRESS OUR BEST and to

GIVE OUR BEST TO ALL WE BELIEVE IN! We love you with all our hearts!

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LA DOLCE VITA

The Season October to May

By Bill Dougherty Welcome back! We hope you had a great summer. While the majority of you were somewhere working on your tans on far away beaches; Vicki Vaughn, this year’s Evening of Trends chairman and her committee, worked throughout the summer. Our big event will be held on October 13th at Montelucia and they have made T-Gen our beneficiary for the next two years or more. The Trends Charitable Fund Focus is now on rare childhood diseases and ovarian cancer.

The switch for the TCF has received overwhelming support. The community has reached out to them and to the magazine with countless cards, letters and emails in favor of the groundbreaking decision. We hope together we can make a difference and at the same time spread the message of this fine genomics research center.

Much more on this and a special thank you to our community in our December issue.

It’s no secret that we have had a wonderful relationship with Neiman Marcus and Vincent on Camelback for many many years. They have been so supportive of the publication and the countless charitable organizations with whom we work. So; the other day Kitty Broderick, the stores savvy PR czar, Aimee Josette of Fine Apparel and Dwight Giesse, my friend from our I. Magnin & Co days and the manager of

Certified Diamonds

Precious Jewelry, all headed to the home of 1985 Heart Ball chair, Harriet Friedland.

Stop me if you’ve already heard this, Harriett happens to be Phoenix’s answer to the famed New York socialite Babe Paley. She’s as beautiful on the outside as she is on the inside. Anyway, the shoot orchestrated by 2018 Heart Ball chair Carolyn Jackson and her Executive Leadership Team brought us a bit of a spin this year. While the participants were all featured in ball gowns as you’ve seen on the cover, the ladies decided to sport corporate wear for the inside pages. I was reluctant to acquiesce to this but then again how could anyone not acquiesce to Carolyn Jackson. You get the picture? Famed Australian jeweler designer Margot McKinney showcased some of the most heart-stopping jewelry imaginable. Everybody swooned! When the shoot finally wrapped later that day and all the treats from Vincent’s were obliterated, I went to retrieve my car. All I could think of was the ­television show Dallas. The fictional Ewing family drove autos with identical license plates. Remember; “Ewing 1,” Ewing 2” and on and on. Well, Mrs. Jackson has done the same thing for past Heart Ball chairs with proceeds from her Driven Hearts inspiration benefiting the American

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Heart Association. Everywhere you looked you saw “PHBC 50,” PHBC 49” and “PHBC 25.” The plate indicates Phoenix Heart Ball Chair and the year in the sequence of the 59 years they chaired the ball. Where are Sue Ellen and J.R. Ewing when we need them?

Helen Rogers has died. She was the iconic model turned famed owner of Plaza Three modeling school and talent agency and later the creator of IMTA (International Model and Talent Agency). Plaza 3, named after a small and very elite telephone exchange name in New York, shot to great fame in the 1970s and 80s as The Valley’s premiere modeling agency. Ms. Rogers was a true visionary. Her trademark platinum bob and Chanel handbag, which was surgically attached to her shoulder, were her calling cards throughout the industry.

Although she would leave Phoenix after the subsequent sale of IMTA, she was occasionally spotted in Greta Garbo-like incognito in upscale eateries and shops. She will be missed.

A very special thank you to all who have sent texts and emails regarding my first appearance on the Seth Leibshon Show. No, I’m not a political commentator. I’m the king of useless trivia! On my first appearance, we discussed films from 1967 and the Academy Awards show of 1963. For film historians, 1967 would prove to be the most incredible year for hallmark pictures. Valley of the Dolls, The Graduate, Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner, Wait Until Dark and Bonnie and Clyde were just a few films Hollywood offered up that

year. Critics say there was no better film year. We finished the hour discussing the 1963 Oscar party Joan Crawford threw backstage for all actors in attendance of the show that night ... Frank Sinatra, the emcee, claimed it was the best cocktail party he’d ever attended.

Ms. Crawford planned the party in protest of being snubbed for her role in the film, What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? Her costar Bette Davis was nominated. Throughout the evening Ms. Crawford regularly appeared on stage presenting various awards. Remember, Joan Crawford was a true Hollywood insider; Bette Davis was not. Many say Ms. Crawford already knew the outcome of the evening. When the Oscar was presented for Best Actress, Bette Davis lost. It was Joan Crawford who accepted for an absent Anne Bancroft for the film The Miracle Worker. Fame is such a bitch and so were Crawford and Davis! We hope you’ll tune in to 960 The Patriot KKNT-AM at 5 pm the last Friday of each month.

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CHARITY SPOTLIGHT

TGen What is TGen? TGen – the Translational Genomics Research Institute – is a Phoenix-based non-profit biomedical research institute, founded in 2002. In 2016, TGen became a formal affiliate of the City of Hope Medical Center. TGen uses the scientific advancements made as a result of the Human Genome Project to find new ways of diagnosing disease and providing new treatments. TGen is focused on helping patients with neurological disorders, cancer, diabetes and infectious diseases through cutting edge translational research, which is the process of rapidly moving research discoveries towards clinical care to benefit patients. Simply put, we use your DNA to help fight disease and keep you healthy.

What is TGen’s relationship with City of Hope?

City of Hope is a world-renowned independent research and cancer and diabetes treatment center, based in greater Los Angeles: www.cityofhope.org. TGen’s affiliation with City of Hope pairs TGen’s testing and treating of patients through the analysis of their genome with City of Hope’s groundbreaking work in treating cancer patients by activating their own immune system against their cancer. This combination of genomics and immune treatment is the vanguard of science and medicine for our patients.

What is precision medicine?

At TGen, each individual patient’s genome is the Rosetta Stone, spelling out the billions of bits of information from each person’s DNA and other genomic sources, and providing a roadmap for each patient’s treatment. From this information, we tease out the gene or genes that might be the basis of disease, and then try to find a genetic-based solution to help the patient.

What types of women’s cancers does TGen study?

At TGen, we study many types of cancer that specifically affect women. In particular, physicians and scientists at TGen are studying ovarian, cervical, breast and endometrial cancer.

How does TGen help children?

There are two major programs at TGen that focus on children: One is the TGen Center for Rare Childhood Disorders (C4RCD), which focuses on neurological problems; and the other addresses various types of pediatric cancers.

At the TGen C4RCD clinic, we have sequenced the genomes of hundreds of children and their family members in search of molecular-level clues about their diseases. Often these children arrive at C4RCD following years of going from doctor to doctor

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Dr. Jeffrey Trent, President and Research Director of TGen

in an unsuccessful search for a diagnosis. At TGen’s clinic, we have taken what often are a jumble of symptoms and, in a high percentage of cases, are able to provide parents with a diagnosis, giving them answers and hope for a better future for their children.

For children with many forms of advanced cancer – including bone (osteosarcoma), nervous tissue (neuroblastoma), and connective tissue (sarcomas) – TGen has worked with an international team of physician researchers through the Beat Childhood Cancer Consortium. Almost 200 children have been studied in a series of FDA-supervised clinical trials, using their genomic profiles to help identify specific drugs for treatment.

In addition, TGen is focused on a rare brain cancer known as DIPG (diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma), which most often strikes very young children. DIPG is a type of inoperable brain cancer that forms deep within the brain stem in an area known as the pons. Currently, there are no effective treatments for this aggressive cancer, but TGen is working with a nationwide group of investigators to finally make progress against this disease.

Finally, this past March, TGen hosted a group of more than 300 physicians and scientists focused on developing Pediatric Precision Medicine clinical trials. This international conference, co-sponsored by The New England Journal of Medicine, brought together doctors from 35 states and seven countries.

For more information about TGen and our work in fighting many types of diseases, please visit www.tgen.org.

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When the challenges of divorce come your way wouldn’t it be nice to have someone on your side who wasn’t afraid to take on the best arm wrestler in America?

That’s exactly what Kaine Fisher, head of Rose Law Group’s Family Law practice, did when Travis Bagent came to Scottsdale. Out on the field of a spring training stadium.

And when you think of it arm wrestling can be a lot like divorce. Back and forth. Both sides positioning. Both sides trying to win.

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SOCIAL CIRCLE BY TRENDS

CELEBRITY FIGHT NIGHT

ITALY

Katharine McPhee and David Foster

Nancy and Jimmy Walker

Skeeter Lasuzzo and Reba McEntire with Michael W Smith and Debbie Smith

Josh Groban and Andrea Bocelli

Bo Derek and John Corbett

A INTERNATIONAL THANK YOU! Celebrity Fight Night celebrated its 5th year in Italy by treating its guests to some stunning locations. They enjoyed a torch-lit dinner at the base of St. Peter’s Church on the Mediterranean coast in Porto Venere, and a full opera performance with Andrea Bocelli singing in the medieval Arena di Verona.

This trip has created many memorable moments for its guests and numerous celebrities in Italy each year with a private jumbo jet flight, 5-star hotel accommodations and remarkable VIP access!

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Coverage courtesy of Gudenschwager Photography

SOCIAL CIRCLE BY TRENDS

CELEBRITY FIGHT NIGHT

ITALY

John and Maja Langbein with Sandra Goel and Barry Rudin

Paul and Amy Rhodes, John and Kathleen Graham, Drew and Missy Smith

Mary Gerdts and Douglas McKinney

Michael and Cassandra Ravenhill with Stacie and Richard Stephenson

Sean & Elizabeth Currie with Martha and Larry Day

Sissie Shank, Don Roberts and Joseph Shank

Mike and Sheila Ingram with Vickie and Jerry Moyes

Coverage courtesy of Gudenschwager Photography

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CRIMES AGAINST HIGH SOCIETY

CHRISTINA ONASSIS

By Bill Dougherty

It’s hard to believe that it’s been thirty years since the passing of the much-troubled heiress Christina Onassis. She was the poor little rich girl who was thrust into the spotlight upon her father’s death in 1975. Four times she married handsome fortune hunters. The last marriage to a French businessman produced her only child Athina, named after Christina’s late mother. If history proves correct, the story of Christina Onassis and the people that surrounded her will remain one of the most famous Greek/ American tragedies ever to be played out and with the entire world as its audience.

Christina and her brother Alexander grew up in a life of privilege. Her father was a self-made shipping billionaire by the time he was 25. The children’s mother, Tina, was the daughter of Stavros Livanos; one of the most successful Greek shipping magnets at the time. The children were largely ignored by their jet-setting parents. Tina was exceptionally beautiful, charming and considered one of the world’s top international hostesses. The couple’s son, Alex, in­herited his mother’s striking looks, charm and his father’s business sense. His little sister, Christina, only inherited her father’s brains.

From the time Christina was a teenager; she assembled an arsenal of plastic surgeons, dietitians and personal trainers. The end result was stunning! She went from ugly duckling to the belle of the ball.

By the early 1960s; Aristotle Onassis had begun an affair with world famous opera singer, the Greek-but-Brooklyn born, Maria Callas. When Tina Onassis found out, she immediately divorced the tycoon and later embarked on two more marriages; the last one being to another titanic Greek Shipping tycoon who also happened to be her late sister’s husband, Stavros Niarchos. The divorce devastated Christina and her brother, yet they quickly warmed to Maria Callas. They often said that their father was never happier than with the diva. The foursome traveled the world on Ari’s yacht, named after his youngest child. People would sell their first born

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Christina Onassis

Aristotle Onassis

Tina Onassis Niarchos

Maria Callas

Lee Radziwill

The Yacht, Christina

Jacqueline Kennedy-Onassis

Maria Callas was devastated too, since she believed that she would be the second Mrs. Onassis. The Kennedy family, along with most of the world press, was less than amused by the nuptials as well. Unlike Maria Callas; the Onassis children mistrusted the former First Lady and looked upon her as a greedy, fortune-seeking black widow.

Almost immediately from the arrival of Jackie Kennedy into the House of Onassis, things started to go awry very quickly. The couple had little in common and argued constantly. By the early 1970s, they were leading separate lives. Ari remained in Greece and Jackie was living in New York. Ari rekindled his relationship with Maria Callas. But things continued to slip out of favor for the wealthiest man in the world. He lost his controlling interest in Olympic Airways and lost multimillion dollar shipping contracts to his ex-wife’s husband, his arch nemesis Stavros Niarchos. Then Aristotle Onassis lost massive hotel deals along the French Riviera. In 1973, Alexander Onassis was killed in a plane crash. The pride and joy of his parents, his death devastated the divorced couple. Tina Onassis Niarchos committed suicide several months later and Aristotle Onassis perished in early 1975. Maria Callas died in 1977 from what many considered to be a broken heart. Christina Onassis had lost her entire family in less than a year and a half. She spent the rest of her short and unhappy life blaming Jackie Kennedy for bringing the Kennedy Curse upon her late father’s great house.

Alexander Onassis

to receive an invitation to sail aboard the Christina and in the fall of 1963 that muchcoveted invitation was extended to the most famous woman on the planet.

In late summer of 1963; following the heartbreaking death of her son Patrick, who lived only days, Jacqueline Kennedy was reportedly suicidal. Her younger sister Lee Radziwill, an already well-established member of the international jet-set, ­suggested the First Lady join her sailing aboard the Christina to lift her spirits. While Lee believed Aristotle Onassis was interested in her, the Greek tycoon was mesmerized by Jackie. Following the tragic death of JFK only a few months later, it would be Ari who would arrive first at the White House to dry the tears of the grieving widow.

Several years later Jackie Kennedy and Aristotle Onassis married, much to the horror of the world and the Onassis children.

Shortly after Alexander’s untimely death, Ari sent his daughter to New York to learn the family businesses. She excelled tremendously and ran them successfully for several years.

Eventually she grew tired of the daily responsibilities. By this time, Christina was in the press constantly. Her yo-yo dieting, prescription drug use, marriages and party girl reputation were starting to take their toll. She could be the most beautiful woman in the room commented a Buenos Aires socialite and months later be mistaken for a bag lady. Her fourth marriage would produce her daughter Athenia but like the rest, the marriage was fractured from the get go. She remained friends with Thierry Roussel after their highly publicized split and were often seen together with their daughter. After years of crash diets, suicide attempts and ­prescription drug addiction; Christina Onassis died of a heart attack in 1988 while visiting friends in Argentina. She was only 37.

Today her daughter Athena is one of the wealthiest and most beautiful women in the world.

She is an accomplished and awarded equestrian. She divorced in 2016 and divides her time between South American and Europe. She has no ties to Greece and does not speak the language. She once said that if she could burn the Onassis name, she would. She is seldom seen in public and keeps a very low profile.

In the end, Christina Onassis was probably spot on about the Kennedy Curse. By the time Jackie Kennedy arrived in 1968, the so-called curse had taken countless lives and created much scandal. Even the adored and iconic First Lady would die at only 64. She would be followed in death by her son John, his wife Carolyn and his sister in-law Lauren who all perished in a plane crash in 1999. We will perhaps never in our lifetime bear witness again to a collision course involving some of the most famous people in the world. The ultimate Greek Tragedy.

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C R E AT E S O M E T H I N G A M A Z I N G

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WORTHY!

This kitchen was designed with the homeowners’ personality in mind, of course!

It is in a downtown Scottsdale condominium, supporting a sophisticated art loving couple who wanted drama. This kitchen is an interior room with no natural light and therefore provided an opportunity to create an intimate and sensual space.

The interior master bathroom is sexy and dramatic! Who needs windows!

DESIGN TIP: Yes, jewelry is for the home, too!

It dresses up and personalizes your decor. Home jewelry is touched, handled and admired. Whether it’s your cabinet hardware, plumbing fixtures, door handles or silverware, you handle them all several times each day. They are a vital part of your healing environment. Always choose based on your personal style and enjoy the beauty.

Living with what you love! This glass collection is out in the open for everyone to enjoy!

“Beauty comes as much from the mind as from the eye.”

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Photos by Scott Sandler

2018 HEART BALL

2018 Phoenix Heart Ball Chairman Carolyn Jackson

Fine jewelry courtesy of Margot McKinney, Neiman Marcus Fine apparel courtesy of Neiman Marcus, Scottsdale Location: Home of 1985 past Heart Ball Chairman Harriett Friedland

Photos by Tim Heit

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2018 HEART BALL

2018 Phoenix Heart Ball Vice Chairman Ingrid Haas

Fine jewelry courtesy of Margot McKinney, Neiman Marcus Fine apparel courtesy of Neiman Marcus, Scottsdale Location: Home of 1985 past Heart Ball Chairman Harriett Friedland

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Photos by Tim Heit

2018 HEART BALL

2018 Phoenix Heart Ball Vice Chairman Sylvia Shoen

Fine jewelry courtesy of Margot McKinney, Neiman Marcus Fine apparel courtesy of Neiman Marcus, Scottsdale Location: Home of 1985 past Heart Ball Chairman Harriett Friedland

Photos by Tim Heit

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2018 HEART BALL

2019 Phoenix Heart Ball Sweetheart Beth McRae

Fine jewelry courtesy of Margot McKinney, Neiman Marcus Fine apparel courtesy of Neiman Marcus, Scottsdale Location: Home of 1985 past Heart Ball Chairman Harriett Friedland

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Photos by Tim Heit

2018 HEART BALL

2019 Phoenix Heart Ball Chairman Elect Kristine Thompson

Fine jewelry courtesy of Margot McKinney, Neiman Marcus Fine apparel courtesy of Neiman Marcus, Scottsdale Location: Home of 1985 past Heart Ball Chairman Harriett Friedland

Photos by Tim Heit

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2018 HEART BALL

2018 Phoenix Heart Ball Honorary Chairmen C.A. and Nan Howlett (Nan was the 2008 Phoenix Heat Ball Chairman) Fine jewelry courtesy of Margot McKinney, Neiman Marcus Fine apparel courtesy of Neiman Marcus, Scottsdale Location: Home of 1985 past Heart Ball Chairman Harriett Friedland

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Photos by Tim Heit

THE FRIENDS & FAMILY OF

Cionne McCarthy CONGRATULATE HER AS A 2018 TRENDSETTER

As we all know, this is not Cionne’s first rodeo!

From her days as a champion barrel racer and polo player, Cionne has been winning awards and honors as a leader in her community and in her real estate career.

We take our hat & spurs off to Cionne so stay on for the ride and enjoy this special honor as a 2018 Trendsetter!

With love from your many friends and family: Jill & Bert Alanko, Apryl & Ken Allen, Helen & Jerry Berry, Betsy Boich, Jude Miller Burke, GeeGee Entz, Michele & Rick Feldman, Leeann & Rich Fennessy, Patti Graham, Christine & David Gustafson, BillieJo & Judd Herberger, Nan & CA Howlett, Carolyn & Craig Jackson, Teri & Scott LeMarr, Sandra Lines, Patsy & Ed Lowry, Ben Lytle, Dafna Madia, Sandy & Mac Magruder, Martha Martin, Lorraine & Pat McCarthy, Shane McCarthy, Susie Muzzy, Mikhail Quijada, Mia Sette, Roxane & Robert Simon, Susie Wesley

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SPOTLIGHT ON THE HEARD

Yua: Henri Matisse and the Inner Arctic Spirit The Heard Museum, located in Phoenix,

cultural practice of mated pairs of Yup’ik

ance and order in the Arctic way of life. The

Ariz., is honored to announce the opening

masks.

Yup’ik are Native Alaskans and their name

of Yua: Henri Matisse and the Inner Arctic Spirit, on October 29, 2018. This will be the public’s first and only opportunity to see this groundbreaking exhibition exploring the surprising artistic and spiritual connection between the great 20th century French modern master, Henri Matisse, and the Indigenous people of the Arctic.

Matisse is celebrated for his sensuous approach to color and composition. Largely

“It’s a privilege for us to show our masks,” said Chuna McIntyre. “All these masks were once used together in a ceremony, then dispersed all over the world. It is a rare opportunity to finally have them together again thanks to the Heard Museum.”

translates to “the Real People.” A critical objective of the exhibit is to underscore the important contributions of Native Alaskans to an expanding concept of American art, as well as its intersection with broader artistic movements.

Yua is a Yup’ik word that represents the spiritual interconnectedness of all living things and is essential to maintaining bal-

unknown to the public, however, are his striking black-and-white portraits of Inuit people that were inspired, in part, by a group of Yup’ik (Native Alaskan) masks collected by his son-in-law Georges Duthuit.

In the last decade of his life, Matisse became interested in both the physical forms and spiritual concerns of the Inuit Central Yup’ik, Napaskiaq Village, Kuskokwim River, Alaska.

Aiviqaq yua (Sandhill Crane spirit) dance mask c. 1900. Wood, feathers, pigment, vegetal fibers. Collection of the Fenimore Museum, Thaw Collection, T0651.

which later inspired this series of 39 individual portraits depicting the faces of Inuit men and women. In addition to original works by Matisse, the exhibition will also feature Yup’ik masks, cultural objects, archival photographs, film and ephemera total-

Central Yup’ik, Napaskiaq Village, Kuskokwim River, Alaska. Wanelnguq dance mask c. 1900. Wood, feathers, pigment. Collection of the National Museum of the American Indian, Smithsonian Institution, 9/3432.

Photo by NMAI Photo Services.

ing more than 150 pieces.

David Roche, Heard Director and CEO said; “Of particular significance to us is the effort this story inspired to reunite pairs of Yup’ik masks that have been separated by time and great distances. It’s a thrilling and emotional experience to see them together again.

The exhibit is co-curated by Sean Mooney, curator of the Rock Foundation and Chuna McIntyre, a Yup’ik artist and elder. This is the first ever exhibition to restore the original

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Central Yup’ik, Lower Yukon, Alaska. Dance mask, representing the Moon-Woman c.1870. Wood, pigment, vegetal fibers, sinew. Private collection.

Photo by Craig Smith.

Henri Matisse, Esquimau. Lithograph, ca. 1947, Plate I (frontispiece) from Georges Duthuit’s Une Fête en Cimmérie, 1963. Collection Musée départemental Matisse, Le CateauCambrésis, France. Gift of Barbara and Claude Duthuit, 2010. # 2010-1-6 (2-1). © 2018 Succession H. Matisse / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York

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The e-mail list is long and the gallery inventory is ever changing. The successful PVESA exclusive ongoing “Dutch” auction is just another reason they remain in the coveted position of being, “The valley’s premier estate sale, consignment gallery and auction house.”

September 18th was Opening Day of our 2018-2019 Season. Gallery Hours will be Tuesday – Saturday 10:00 to 4:00.

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A HUGE THANK YOU! Starting last year at the end of the social season, this publication and Trends Charitable Fund stopped to thank the more than 375 people that comprise our Fabulous Phoenicians and Trendsetters. Our cherished photographers, makeup artists and reporters that do such a splendid job

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of covering every outstanding philanthropic event were invited as well.

More than 175 individuals who do so much to make our Valley a better place, dropped by the party. Thank you seems inadequate but thanks to all from the bottom of our hearts.

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CHARITY SPOTLIGHT

Checking In With The Barrow Women’s Board For 54 years, the Women’s Board has championed Barrow Neurological Institute as an international leader in treating debilitating brain and spine disorders, while raising funds for life-saving research through the Barrow Grand Ball.

The members are dedicated philanthropists working tirelessly to raise funds for research that unlocks countless discoveries, treatments and hope for the future. To date, more than $61 million has been raised to investigate and develop new therapies and diagnostics for disorders such as Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, brain tumors, migraine and concussion.

Every year the Women’s Board selects one initiative to receive a portion of the funds. For 2019, the initiative selected is the Barrow Innovation Center.

What is the Barrow Innovation Center?

It’s a training program for residents that allows them to develop innovative ideas from theoretical concepts into medical devices, technologies and techniques used in the operating room. It features a prototyping lab with 3D printers and partnerships with patent law and biomedical engineering students.

Why is it important?

The Center is changing the course of neurosurgery. Some of the new innovations have made spine surgery safer and more efficient, and the more than two dozen devices and techniques that have been developed are improving neurosurgery in operating rooms nationwide.

How so?

In one instance, a Barrow resident saw the potential for damage to the exposed spinal cord during spine surgery and presented an idea for a device to protect it. Six weeks later, this new device was used in the operating room and it has already improved patient care.

How can the community help?

You can support the Barrow Innovation Center through the Barrow Grand Ball, January 26, 2019 or by visiting SupportBarrow.org/InnovationCenter. For information contact 2019 Barrow Grand Ball Co-Chairs Dionne Najafi and Terry Roman at contact@womensboardbnf.org.

Women’s Board Chair Robyn Lee and Ball Co-Chairs Dionne Najafi and Terry Roman with Barrow President and CEO Dr. Michael Lawton.

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QUESTIONS FOR ... Hallier Law Firm Your law firm has been solely dedicated to divorce work for over 20 years, what inspires you to do this work?

clients, they are individuals with unique divorces that deserve and will get our attention to their particular circumstances and needs.

ANGIE: I want to not only help clients navigate their divorce but help them envision and plan a more positive future. Knowing I can guide clients in re-discovering their passions and can change their perspectives from negativity to positivity with the knowledge of a new beginning ahead keeps me at this.

I see you both at charity events in the valley. Is the firm involved in charity or community service work?

ANDI: My continued motivation for my career in family law is helping people move through a divorce in a way that lets them be as amicable as possible in the future. Divorce is certainly devastating.

Educating people on the laws and how they will likely impact their family puts spouses in a position to negotiate respectfully and realistically. The goal is that people can still move in the same circles and maintain a level of respect for each other.

You have been recognized as the #1 Family Law/Divorce firm in the Valley for the last five years in a row. What sets you apart from other family law firms?

ANDI: Our firm is solely dedicated to family law issues. While our firm handles many high profile and complex divorces, we also have attorneys that can handle divorces at a much more cost-efficient hourly rate for those clients whose divorces are less complicated. And with every case; our team approach, which includes associates and paralegals, means we can be more efficient and attentive to each client.

ANGIE: We have a firm Mission Statement that guides us, and I believe sets us apart. Our Mission includes a commitment to be sensitive to each client’s individual and specific needs. That is really our focus – clients are not just

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ANDI: We want our employees to know how important it is to give back to our community. We support each attorney’s separate charity endeavors and, as an entire firm, we close down our offices twice per year to perform community service projects as a group for a chosen charity.

ANGIE: Our firm has been doing these projects in the community for 12 years. We also have funded law school scholarships and we take great pride in our support of the Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation.

What is your best advice to people facing divorce in their family?

ANGIE: This is not the end of your life; this could be the beginning of a great new life. I wrote the “The Wiser Divorce” to help people emotionally maneuver the process of their divorce and understand that there really may be a “Next Best Life” after this. It is important that people approach their divorce without blame, recognize their own role in what turned out not to be a great marriage, understand how important it is to move on, and commit to keeping the children insulated from any conflict.

ANDI: Educate yourself. Certainly, you can research online or talk to friends.

However, neither of those options will give you information and advice that is specific to your circumstances and your family. Just as no two people are the same, no two divorces are the same. You owe it to yourself to get professional advice about your range of options and potential

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While getting treatment in AHS’ trauma hospital, nothing kept this four-year-old bull terrier’s spirits down, as he continued to be playful and happy to be around people who care for him. Now that he’s back to good health, Luke has all his energy back and would love someone to take him on long walks, teach him tricks and continue to give him the love he deserves.

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The Fabulous Bouvier Sisters

by Sam Kushner and Nancy Schoenberger The world can’t seem to get enough of Jackie Kennedy. Whether you like the iconic First Lady and later multimillionaire book editor or not, her image is not going away anytime soon. But this book is not all things Jackie. In the meticulously written piece; the authors explore the complex, competitive and isolating relationship she shares with her almost equally famous sister, Lee Radziwill.

The two women grow up in a silver spoon of opulence and privilege. Yet the adoring and sexually fluid playboy father Black Jack Bouvier is cast aside when their mother remarries Hugh Auchincloss. The girls are shipped abroad and devastated.

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This is a work of speculation on many levels within the tangled lives of perhaps two of the most famous American sisters of the 20th century. The book cleverly crafts a private world of princesses, presidencies, jet-set glamour, high fashion and horrific tragedy shared by both women. The angle is different and enjoyable and is full of twists and turns. An excellent read.

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Sue caught our little girl vision and passion for dignity for Children fighting cancer with the gift of Comfycozys for Chemo adaptive apparel.

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Ingrid Haas INCREDIBLE INGRID CONGRATULATIONS, TRENDSETTER! THANK YOU FOR ALL YOU DO IN OUR COMMUNITY.

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ON BEING A 2018 TRENDSETTER. YOU’RE A BEAUTIFUL EXAMPLE OF HOW TO BE A DAUGHTER, FRIEND AND WOMAN. I AM PROUD OF YOU AND APPRECIATE ALL THAT YOU ARE TO ME AND THOSE YOU TOUCH EVERY DAY. LOVE, JARED CHANDLER

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CONGRATULATIONS IS NOT ENOUGH FOR US TO EXPRESS OUR GREAT APPRECIATION, LOVE, AND RESPECT FOR YOU. YOUR KINDNESS, GENEROSITY, COMPASSION, AND PURSUIT TO HELP OTHERS BLOSSOM IS SHOWN IN EVERYTHING YOU TOUCH. YOU ARE THE HAPPIEST WHEN HELPING SOMEONE WHO NEEDS THE HELP. WE FEEL SO PRIVILEGED TO BE PART OF YOUR WONDERFUL FAMILY. MOST OF ALL, WE LOVE YOU SHARON DUPONT MCCORD.

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Ingrid, Slyvia, Cionne, Camerone and McKenna CONGRATULATIONS TO AN AMAZING GROUP OF WOMEN! WE FEEL HONORED TO HAVE GOTTEN TO KNOW YOUR BEAUTIFUL HEARTS AND WITNESS THE SELFLESS DEDICATION YOU’VE SHOWN THIS COMMUNITY. EVERYONE YOU COME IN CONTACT WITH IS BLESSED

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Congratulations ON BEING NAMED A 2018 TRENDSETTER, MOM! YOUR LEADERSHIP AND STRENGTH INSPIRE US EVERY DAY. THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING YOU DO FOR US, AND FOR SHARING YOUR LOVE AND GENEROSITY WITH THE COMMUNITY AS WELL. WE LOVE YOU! KRISTEN AND LAUREN

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THE DAY-DATE 36 The ‘presidents’ watch’, the first wristwatch to display the day and date in full, has marked the height of prestige and elegance since 1956.

It doesn’t just tell time. It tells history.

OYSTER PERPETUAL DAY-DATE 36

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