Volume 9 . Issue 20 .
Winter 2007-08
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COMMITTED TO RAISING AWARENESS AND FUNDS TO AID IN THE ERADICATION OF BREAST CANCER
DEAR FRIENDS,
As I enjoy the Holiday Season, I am reflecting on
Expedition Inspiration and the year that has gone by
and what I want to share with you, our partners and
donors, is that EI is kicking!
Here are four highlights for me… and, they are only
a small part of all that has been happening.
First, attending the Annual Laura Evans Memorial
Breast Cancer Symposium; actually sitting in on
the final day’s consensus discussion, hearing the
challenging debate, sensing the collegiality and
commitment of these brilliant minds gathered to
explore what the next, new opportunity for breakthrough research
might be and how these world renowned scientists can WORK
TOGETHER to achieve progress. The experience only re-enforced
the importance of EI’s mission and the great work of the Medical
Advisory Board; Chair, Angela DeMichele, MD, MSCE, and
Expedition Inspiration’s Scientific Advisor, Marc Lippman, MD.
You, our generous donors, can take credit for providing seed fund-
ing for some of the recent, new discoveries in understanding this
disease and developing better treatment methods that has led to the
significant drop in mortality rates. Based on what I experienced,
you can be sure your contributions will fund the next wave of
advancements as well.
Second, participating in Expedition Inspiration’s Castle Peak
Climb and seeing Advisory Board member, Courtney Kapp achieve
her goal of climbing the five highest peaks near Sun Valley, Idaho in
five years – Courtney rocks! For me, carrying a prayer flag to the
summit to honor the courageous women (and men) who joined
founder Laura Evans and Peter Whittaker on the first Expedition
Inspiration climb of Mt. Aconcagua thirteen years ago is always a
reminder of how blessed those of us are who survive, how much I
miss those who have not survived, and that “Until there is a cure,
there will be a climb!”
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Third, meeting with nearly all the members
of the Aconcagua Climb in Aspen this
September for one of our many reunions; the
relationships that formed as a result of breast
cancer and the Aconcagua Climb – was awe-
some. The bond only grows stronger.
Expedition Inspiration has been, and will
continue to be, a source of healing, strength,
courage and joy for all who are part of the
work… in whatever capacity!
Fourth, getting to know and love our new
Board Members. The past two years have
been a time of tremendous growth for
Expedition Inspiration. We have recruited,
what I think of, as our next generation of “BC warriors.” Suzanne
Mulenos, Evie Sauers, Kathryn Hendrickson, Robert Vestal, MD,
Andrew Johnston, Juli Watson, MSN, CRNP and Stephanie
Olson have brought energy, talent, focus and huge commitment to
the organization. Never have we had a Board as active and com-
mitted as we have today. Credit for getting us here goes to our
Chair, Heidi Mickelson. Thank you, Heidi.
Please read this newsletter. Experience the energy – Moonlight
Snowshoeing, Take-A-Hikes, public forums, and recent research
grants made – all in our effort to find a cure while enhancing the
lives of those diagnosed now. As Laura Evans would say,
“Expedition Inspiration Kicks Ice!”
A special thank you, to you, our generous donors, as it is YOU,
who have made this tremendous progress possible!
Until there is a cure, there is a climb…
Nancy Knoble has served
on the EIFBCR Board
since 2000. She was
Nancy Knoble among the three women to
Vice Chair, Board of Directors summit Mt. Aconcagua
with EI’s founder, Laura
Evans in 1995.
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{ Your donations truly make a difference to people battling Breast Cancer. Currently, in addition
to the Annual Laura Evans Memorial Breast Cancer Symposium, Expedition Inspiration is funding
several important studies. Read about the research your generous gifts are supporting.
}
ELEVENTH ANNUAL LAURA EVANS MEMORIAL
BREAST CANCER SYMPOSIUM
“THE TRANSFORMATION OF BREAST CANCER MANAGEMENT
FROM CLINICAL CARE TO CLINICAL SCIENCE”
February-March 2007

Top researchers from around the world convened in Sun Valley, Idaho to partic-
ipate in Expedition Inspiration’s interactive meeting, which encourages the free
exchange of ideas and current research. The roster included scientists from multi-
disciplines. The world-renowned meeting was again chaired by Expedition
Inspiration Scientific Advisor, Marc Lippman, MD, one of the world’s leading
authorities in the field of breast cancer.

Expedition Inspiration’s unique format encourages interactions not easily fos-

tered by traditional scientific meetings. As Julie Gralow, MD, Chair of
Expedition Inspiration’s Medical Advisory Board said, “This is the dawning of a Dr. Marc Lippman, EI Scientific Advisor moderates Open Forum
new era. We’re looking at lots of different genes and proteins. We can design therapies
against them. I think of it as personalized treatment. Individually it’s not just think-
ing of it as one disease. The most exciting advance to cancer is that we can individ-
ualize treatment.” YOUNG INVESTIGATOR
AWARDS IN 2007
The 2007 Symposium was generously underwritten by a grant from Bristol-
Myers-Squibb. Thanks to your generous donations, Expedition
Inspiration was able to fund two Young Investigator
Awards in 2007.
OPEN FORUM
Expedition Inspiration also hosted an Open Forum, in conjunction with the The Medical Advisory Board reviewed several
Eleventh Annual Symposium. Featured Speakers included Julie Gralow, MD, applications for Young Investigator Awards and
Associate Professor of Medicine at the University of Washington and Angela was very impressed with the scope and diversity
DeMichele, MD, Associate Professor of Medicine at Abramson Cancer Center, of the applicants. After much debate, a decision
University of Pennsylvania. A highlight of the Open Forum was a “Question and was made to support the research of Norah
Answer” Session, where the nearly 100 community attendees had the opportuni- Henry, MD, PhD, University of Michigan
ty to ask specific questions of these renowned medical experts. “One of the most Comprehensive Cancer Center, titled “A Pilot
enjoyable and stimulating events during Expedition Inspiration’s Medical Symposium Study to Characterize Musculoskeletal Changes
is the Open Forum. The researchers get to share their advances with the community with Ultrasonography in Women with Breast
for whom their research is intended and get to understand far more clearly the con- Cancer Treated with Aromatase Inhibitors,” and
cerns and hopes of women and their families about breast cancer. Remarkably, after Vijayakrishna Gadi MD, PhD, University of
an initial period of some shyness, Open Forum community attendees realize there are Washington Medical Center in support of his
no ‘stupid questions’ and that truly understanding some of the ways in which treat- study titled, “Fetal Michrochimersism in Normal
ment is being transformed are genuinely exciting,” comments Dr. Lippman, who Human Breast and Breast Cancer.”
was Chair of the Department of Internal Medicine, University of Michigan
Health System at the time. Both of these young investigators have been invit-
ed to join the faculties of their respective institu-
A very special thank you to Mountain West Bank in Ketchum, Idaho and tions. These grants from Expedition Inspiration
Genentech for generously sponsoring this Open Forum. come at a critical time in the development of their
careers as clinical breast cancer scientists and junior
faculty members.

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 ANGELA DeMICHELE, MD
Expedition Inspiration is pleased to announce
that Angela DeMichele, MD has accepted the
position of Chair of the Medical Advisory
Board. She will take over for Julie Gralow,
MD, who will remain on the Medical Board.
Thank you to both Drs. Gralow and
“HAVE YOU HEARD…” PUBLIC FORUM DeMichele for their dedication.
Boise, Idaho

“Have You Heard…” was presented by Expedition Inspiration on June 25,

2007 at St. Luke’s Anderson Center in Boise, ID. This Public Forum was gener-
ously co-sponsored by St. Luke’s Mountain States Tumor Institute and St. Luke’s
TWELFTH ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM
Breast Care Services. The Twelfth Annual Laura Evans Memorial
Breast Cancer Symposium is scheduled for
A special presentation was made by Julie Gralow, MD, Associate Professor, March 5-9, 2008. This year’s topic is, “New
University of Washington. Dr Gralow presented the latest in breast cancer Therapeutic Approaches To Breast Cancer.”
advancements in diagnosis, treatment, and research. Also participating were The important medical meeting will be con-
Kathleen Grant, MD Hematology-Medical Oncologist at California Pacific ducted under the leadership of Dr. Marc
Medical Center in San Francisco, Ronald Dorn, MD radiation oncologist at Lippman, EI Scientific Advisor and Chairman,
Mountain States Tumor Institute and Robert Vestal, MD a clinical pharmacology Department of Medicine, Leonard M. Miller
consultant in Boise. All are members of EI’s Medical Advisory Board. School of Medicine University of Miami. An
outstanding field of contributing doctors and
“Have You Heard…” was a unique opportunity to learn from the best medical researchers will participate in EI’s world
professionals in Idaho and top researchers and physicians from around the country renowned Symposium. Your continued sup-
during the “Ask the Experts” session. Thank you to all who made it a success. port of Expedition Inspiration enables the
organization to host this unique medical meet-
ing. Thank you!

DIANA SHARPLESS, PhD SAVE THE DATE

Development Director OPEN FORUM
Thursday, March 6, 2008
Diana Sharpless, PhD is delighted to be on board
as Expedition Inspiration’s new Development You are invited to attend Expedition
Director. She brings a wealth of experience and Inspiration’s Open Forum, to be held in con-
looks forward to the challenge of broadening EI’s junction with our Twelfth Annual Medical
appeal in the non-profit sector. Her background Symposium. This is a special opportunity to
as an art therapist provides an eclectic outlook on learn from the world’s foremost experts in the
the human condition. As an artist, she conveys her field of breast cancer research. See you at the
passion for wilderness through photography and public speaking on the Limelight Room of the Sun Valley Inn in Sun
healing powers of nature. Serendipitously, Diana now finds herself involved Valley, Idaho – 5:00 to 7:00 PM. Thank you to
with a dedicated Board of Directors and a committed staff who believe ‘until St. Luke’s Wood River Foundation for spon-
there’s a cure, there’s a climb’. During off-hours she can be found hiking in the soring the 2008 Open Forum.
surrounding hills with her dog, Obo.
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 Left to right: Carol O'Loughlin, EI Program Manager, Jenn
Hennessey, Hike founder and co-chair, Mary Yeo- Hike participant
and team member of EI's inaugural climb of Mt. Aconcagua, Dr. Peter
Kaufman - Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, Norris Cotton
Cancer Center, and Melissa Waterhouse - Hike co-chair.
MOONLIGHT SNOWSHOE 2007

A breathtaking moon in transit over Wood River Valley skies cast long FOURTH ANNUAL
shadows on a myriad of snowshoeing adventurers as they climbed for a
cure during EI’s Second Annual Moonlight Snowshoe Celebration. With NEW HAMPSHIRE TAKE-A-HIKE
tiki torches and the shimmer of crystalline snow illuminating the way, A damp fall morning greeted hardy hikers of all ages
frigid evening temperatures could not dissuade the indelible spirit of sur- and fitness levels, as they hit the trail for Expedition
vivors, their families and friends in throwing the gauntlet at the breast Inspiration’s Fourth Annual New Hampshire
cancer epidemic effecting one in seven women. Take-A-Hike. As supporters reached the summit of
Mt. Major, the sun broke out and rewarded hikers
Warming up to a sumptuous meal and hand selected wines, eager guests with fabulous views of Lake Winnepesaukee and the
bid on an array of fabulous packages offered in honor, celebration, or surrounding mountain ranges. Hikers from New
memory of someone directly affected by breast cancer. “We are grateful for Hampshire, Vermont, New York, Maine and
the overwhelming generosity of businesses and private individuals in our com- Massachusetts participated in this wonderful event in
munity,” said Suzanne Mulenos and Juli Watson, Expedition Inspiration the great outdoors and raised over $15,000 for research.
Board Members, who spearheaded the event.
The Hike funds research conducted under the
direction of Peter A. Kaufman, MD,, Associate
Professor of Medicine (Hematology/Oncology) at
SIP FOR A CURE The Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center -
“Sip for A Cure,” a Wine, Beer, & BBQ Tasting Festival was held at the Norris Cotton Cancer Center. Dr. Kaufman spoke
Shilshole Bay Beach Club in Seattle, September 2007. This first time at the Hike about how the funds from the Hike
event for Expedition Inspiration drew over 350 wine sippers and beer continue to support important patient services and
tasters. Co-chairs, Carole Deel and Maggie Miller were on hand to wel- programs at the Cancer Center.
come the crowd. “It was a beautiful Seattle evening, the energy and
atmosphere were amazing and everyone who came out to support the breast The Hike began with a heartwarming Tribute Flag
cancer cause had a fabulous time!” said co-chair Deel. Ceremony, where each hiker dedicated their hike to a
loved one who has fought the disease. Participants
The 10th Annual Seattle event supports promising new research at The were honored to hike with Mary Yeo, of Cumberland
University of Washington Seattle Cancer Care Alliance Women’s Cancer Center, ME. Mary was a member of Expedition
Clinic (www.seattlecca.org), under the leadership of Julie R. Gralow, MD, Inspiration’s first team of climbers, which summitted
EI Medical Advisory Board Member. Mt. Aconcagua in 1995.

“Sip for A Cure,” was thrilled Thanks to local sponsors; Tender Corporation,
with the support from the wineries Timberland, E’s T’s and Attitash.
and breweries and the large group
who came out to toast for a cure for Special thank you to the Hike co-chairs, Jenn
breast cancer. Hennessey and Melissa Waterhouse, and their
steering committee for their continued energy and
inspiration as they organize this event each year!

WINE AND BEER WERE DONATED FROM:

Alaskan Brewing, Alpine Brewing Company, Apex Cellars, Baron Brewing, Lunar Brewing, Boundary Bay Brewing Co., Covington Cellars, Diamond Knot, Eaton Hill, Elysian Brewery,
Flyers Brewery, Gamache Vintners, Georgetown Beer, Kana Winery, Kestrel Vintners, Lazy Boy Brewing, Mack & Jacks Brewing, Masset Winery, Naches Heights Vineyards, New
Belgium Brewery, Nota Bene Cellars, Pike Brewing Company, Precept Brands, Prosser Wine Co., Farm Boy Wines, Pyramid Breweries, Red Sky Winery, RedHook Brewery, Revelry
Vintners, Rogue Ales, Roslyn Brewing Company, Saint Laurent Winery, Snoqualmie Falls Brewing, Star Brand Imports - Paulaner, Hacker-Pschorr, Moretti, Affligem, Whitman Cellars,
Washington Wine Co., Willis Hall Wines, Wilridge Winery, Windy Point Vineyards, and Woodhouse Family Cellars. Thank You All!

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Christina Chambers, CCH Pounder, Dr. Frank Ryan, Sandra Levy, Michael Press, MD CCH Pounder and Tracy Tweed and Shannon Tweed
Sophie Tweed Simmons and Shannon Tweed PhD & Brittany De La Torre, Lorraine Toussaint
Manager of Special Events USC

TWELFTH ANNUAL CURE IN THE CANYONS

LOS ANGELES TAKE-A-HIKE “Cure in the Canyons,” an extravagant late morning beauty-fest
was held at the Malibu Bony Pony Ranch of noted Beverly Hills
Celebrities Shannon Tweed and her daughter, Sophie Tweed plastic surgeon, Dr. Frank Ryan, on September 22. The event fea-
Simmons, (A&E’s Gene Simmons Family Jewels), CCH tured more than 25 of the top beauty and wellness trendsetters,
Pounder (FX’s The Shield), Christina Chambers (ABC’s who donated their time and products to fund breast cancer
One Life to Live) and Dr. Frank Ryan, plastic surgeon to the research at USC/Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center.
stars, headed into the great outdoors to help stamp out breast
cancer one hill at a time at the 12th Annual LA Take-A-Hike Guests enjoyed extraordinary free beauty treatments and samples
on Saturday, October 13, 2007, at Paramount Ranch in as they meandered through the amazing Malibu Bony Pony
Agoura, California. They led some 400 hikers in beginning, Ranch, enjoying luxury products and services as top beauty
intermediate and advance hikes and helped raise $80,000 for brands offered makeovers, facials, and hairstyling and skincare
breast cancer research at the USC/Norris Comprehensive advice. A-List sponsors included Ole Henriksen, Vincent Longo,
Cancer Center and the Expedition Inspiration Fund for Youngblood Mineral Cosmetics, Peter Solis and Pauline
Breast Cancer Research. Youngblood, Kinerase, Paul Mitchell, NIA 24, Anastasia Beverly
Hills, skynICELAND, Angeleno Magazine, SHAPE and Foot
Sponsors of Expedition Inspiration Take-A-Hike included Petals. Twin Magic Lashes by Daniel and Jimmy was on-site for
CDW, Didio Ice, Dole Foods, Energy Club, Gelson’s, Hawk expert advice and free demos.
Signs, IZZE, La Brea Bakery, LA Specialty Produce, Mentor,
Mink Radiologic Imaging, NY Bagel, Peter Shaver, Realitee, Other sponsors included OPI, Yoga Works. Shell Vacation Club,
Talia and Tom Block Family, Volvic, WellnessPro, Whole Foods, Apple Spice Junction Cookies, and Chocolates a la Carte along
and Wild Oats. Special thanks to those who honored the with Glaceau SmartWater, Korbel Champagne, Function Drinks
memory of Riva and Bob Frederick, long time Take-A-Hike and Olivier Napa Valley.
Steering Committee Members.
Celebrity co-chairs of the event were actresses/TV personalities,
The Steering Committee: Shannon Tweed and daughter Sophie Tweed Simmons.
Teri Roseman – Chair Ann Pedreschi Celebrity co-hosts were actresses CCH Pounder and Catherine
Karin Purvis – Co-Chair Theresa Michaels Dent (The Shield), Lorraine Toussaint, (Saving Grace) and
Pam Adelman Barbara Mink Dr. Frank Ryan.
Diane Citron Jessica & Shaun O’Hagan
Randy DiDio Jan Austin “Cure in the Canyons” was the brainchild of Karin Purvis,
Brittany De La Torre Judy Rosenberg Co-chair of the Los Angeles Take-A-Hike and EI volunteer since
Ben Godfrey Elizabeth Sheets 2003. She dedicates her efforts on behalf of her aunts.
Libby Huebner Wendy Sheinkopf
Elisa Hunziker Ivonne Villalobos

HARD ROCK “ROCKTOBER”

Oscar De La Hoya autographed boxing gloves to be raffled off for Expedition Inspiration. The
Olympic Gold Medal winning boxer was in Hollywood to autograph and donate a pair of pink
Everlast boxing gloves to the Hard Rock Café for it’s 2007 Rocktober breast cancer awareness
initiative. Big thank you to the Hard Rock Café for their continued support.
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 2008 PASSPORT TO CASTLE PEAK
ADVENTURE August 2007
Castle Peak Teams raise record funds while
CLIMBING FOR A CURE FOR BREAST CANCER conquering remote Idaho peak in the battle
against breast cancer!

Two teams of 25 adventurers successfully sum-

mitted Castle Peak, at 11,815 feet, the highest
in Idaho’s isolated White Cloud Mountain
Range, and raised a record $81,000 to support
breast cancer research. The teams included
breast cancer survivors and friends and hailed
from eight states. Expedition Inspiration
Board Members - Heidi Mickelson and
BORAH PEAK CLIMB Stephanie Olson, Ketchum, ID and Nancy
Knoble of Enterprise, OR, Medical Advisory
Lost River Range, Idaho Board Member - Kathleen Grant, M.D. of San
AUGUST 22 & 23 Francisco and Advisory Board Member -
Expedition Inspiration is pleased to offer the fifth climb of our Five Peaks in Five Years Series. Borah
Courtney Kapp of Philadelphia were all team
Peak, at 12,668 feet, is Idaho’s highest point. It is located in the Lost River Range and offers spectac-
members. Tribute flags, honoring those who
ular views of the Pahsimeroi and Big Lost River Valleys. Borah Peak is flanked by seven of the state’s
have battled breast cancer were flown from the
nine 12,000-foot peaks. Only an hour drive from world famous Sun Valley, this climb offers a wonder-
summit of the mountain.
ful hiking adventure in a very remote, isolated mountain setting. Here is your chance to bag the high-
est peak in Idaho, climbing with Expedition Inspiration’s Team of breast cancer survivors, who not only
Special thanks to the Kapp and Crenshaw fam-
climb mountains, but move them!
ilies and friends who have made the Five Peaks
in Five Years an annual tradition! Thank you to
The Borah Peak Team will camp in the spectacular Big Lost River Valley, taking in views of the sur-
ALL of the team members who “climb for a
rounding mountains and broad valleys. The Team will enjoy the hospitality of Sawtooth Mountain
cure.” Additional thanks to photographers,
Guides (SMG), who will ensure that our camp offers great food, comfort, and conversation the night
Joshua Wells and Matt Leidecker, both of
prior to the climb. Early the next morning, SMG will lead the climbers up the 5,500 foot ascent of the
Ketchum, who documented the two-day climb
West Ridge Route. The climb is primarily a non-technical hike and scramble, with some ropes required
beautifully. Sawtooth Mountain Guides was
across the infamous Chicken Out Ridge. Upon summitting, the panorama will include spectacular views
instrumental in the successful ascent of Castle
of the Pioneer and White Cloud Mountain Ranges.
Peak, as they safely and skillfully led our teams
to the summit of this rugged mountain. Our
The Borah Peak Team will enjoy a Celebration Dinner back in the Sun Valley area, after a successful
teams were hosted by Pioneer Outfitters in their
day on Borah Peak.
spectacular Chamberlain Basin Camp the night
prior to hiking to the summit. THANK YOU
SIGN UP NOW! This is your chance to make a difference in the fight against breast cancer by
to The Idaho Rocky Mountain Ranch, the
joining Expedition Inspiration’s Team in August 2008!
Kapp and Singer families for hosting the
Celebration Dinner. It was a wonderful outdoor
DEDICATION ~ The 2008 Borah Peak Climb is dedicated to our inspiration for EI’s Five Peaks In Five
adventure for all involved!
Years Series – Courtney Kapp. Her passion for hiking in the great outdoors and her love for the
beauty of Idaho make this climb a fitting tribute to her energetic and inspiring spirit.
Mark your calendars for the finale in the “Five
Peaks in Five Years” series, as our teams con-
www.expeditioninspiration.org tinue to conquer the highest peaks in Idaho’s
spectacular mountain ranges. Expedition
or call: 208-726-6456
Inspiration will lead a team of climbers up
Borah Peak, at 12,668’, the highest point in
Idaho, in August 2008.

Thanks to ALL our climbers and their

supporters for the continued work on behalf of
Expedition Inspiration.

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PEAK
CLIMB

PRIVÉ PREVENTS!
“Get Your Mammogram” Campaign

In its commitment to the fight against Breast Cancer, Privé

has created a two-tier approach to aid in finding a cure and
promoting early detection.

Privé Products will be donating $1.00 from the sale of the new
Firm Hold Hair Spray55 Privé Formule aux Herbes #41 for the
first 365 days it is on sale. Proceeds will benefit The Expedition
Inspiration Fund for Breast Cancer Research, the favorite
charity of Laurent’s long-time friend and client, Téa Leoni.

Participating salons where Privé Products are sold also offered a

select number of complementary services to women who have
had their mammogram within the last year or who had their
mammogram scheduled before October 31, 2007.

Privé founder, Laurent D. says, “The goal is to be proactive

about healthcare and remind people that mammograms are very
important. Even if we succeed in influencing just one woman to
have a mammogram, we have made a difference! Hopefully this
initiative will truly help bring the importance of early detection
to the forefront.”

This is the third year that Privé has supported breast cancer
research and Expedition Inspiration.

Thank you to our National Sponsors:

Privé, Backpacker, Adventure Babe, SIGG and Scott USA

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 BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEDICAL BOARD
2008 Calendar of Events Heidi Mickelson, Chair
Nancy Knoble, Vice Chair/Secretary
Angela DeMichele, MD, Chair

Evie Sauers, Treasurer

University of Pennsylvania
February 16
Sun Valley Moonlight Snowshoe Celebration • Sun Valley, Idaho
Kathryn Hendricksen
Andrew Johnston
Ronald V. Dorn, MD
March 5-9 - Twelfth Annual Laura Evans Memorial Breast Cancer Symposium
Suzanne Pere Mulenos
Mountain States Tumor Institute
“New Therapeutic Approaches to Breast Cancer” • Sun Valley, Idaho
Stephanie Olson
Teri Roseman
Julie Gralow, MD
March 6 - Public Forum and Presentations
Robert E. Vestal, MD
University of Washington

Juli Watson, MSN, CRNP

in conjunction with
Twelfth Annual Laura Evans Memorial Breast Cancer Symposium
Kathleen Grant, MD
“New Therapeutic Approaches to Breast Cancer” • Sun Valley, Idaho
California Pacific Medical Center
STAFF
May – TBA - Seattle Wine Event
Peter A. Kaufman, MD
Katie Powell
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center
Spring 2008-TBA - Public Forum • Boise, Idaho
Carol O’Loughlin
Laurita Crabtree Michael Press, MD, PhD
August 22-23 - Five Peaks in Five Years • Borah Peak Climb
Diana Sharpless, PhD USC Norris
Lost River Range, Idaho
Robert E. Vestal, MD
September-TBA - Los Angeles Event
Clinical Pharmacology Consulting
Boise, Idaho
October 12 FULL MOON
Fifth Annual New Hampshire Take-A-Hike • Alton Bay, New Hampshire
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SNOWSHOE 2008 EI SCIENTIFIC ADVISOR
Please watch for our newsletter, UPDATE, published annually and check our website,
Saturday Marc Lippman, MD
February 16, 2008 University of Miami
for all our latest scheduled events.
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