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" Basically tonight is not just about raising money ... I
want what Jimmy (Valvano) wanted and what they (the Pumps) want.
I want your mind and your soul. I want your heart. I want
your effort and I want to bring money too, but don’t just give
money, be a part of this."
– Mike Krzyzewski, Head Coach, Duke
University 2005 HPF Lifetime Achievement Honoree
The 8th Annual Harold Pump Foundation
Celebrity Golf Tournament and Dinner benefiting the Carole
Pump Women’s Center
at the Northridge Hospital Medical Center, is set for August 2,
2007. The events will take place at Robinson Ranch Golf Club and
The Beverly
Hilton. We hope that you will be able to join us
as we honor Joe Montana, Dusty Baker and Richard Pachulski. It’s
a star-studded evening culminating with a thrilling charity auction.
This past year we broke our donation record and were able to give
$600,000 to Northridge Medical Center. We can’t wait to do
even better this year! We look forward to seeing you there!
Date:
Thursday, August 2, 2007
Honoring: Joe Montana, Dusty Baker and Richard
Pachulski
Golf: Robinson
Ranch Golf Club, Santa Clarita
Dinner:
The Beverly Hilton, Beverly Hills
Registration Deadline: July
15, 2007
Accomodations:
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The Beverly Hilton
9876 Wilshire Boulevard
Beverly Hills, CA 90210
Tel: +1-310-274-7777
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To make a reservation, please call 1-800-445-8667.
We have reserved at
block of rooms at the special rate of $299 per night, please
mention the
Pump Foundation to receive this rate.
At the corner of Wilshire Boulevard and
Santa Monica Boulevard stands a
legend of glamour and luxury - the world-renowned Beverly
Hilton. Since its
opening in 1955, The Beverly Hilton has served as a premiere
destination for
the world's most experienced travelers. With the completion
of a spectacular
$80 million renovation, this celebrated hotel has been
completely
reinvented, emerging as a breathtaking beacon of modern
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Golf Tournament Contests:
- Closest to the pin
- Longest drive
- Hole-in-one Car
Awards will be presented at the dinner to the first, second
and third place teams (Low Gross and Low Net.)
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We are proud to be able to honor three distinguished gentlemen
this year.
On the field or off, each has made a mark in their chosen profession
and we
are very pleased that they will be joining us in August.
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Joe Montana |
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Playing football, making spectacular fourth-quarter
combacks and winning Super Bowls are all part of the
legend of Joe Montana, the former San Fransisco 49ers
quarterback who might have been the greatest ever to
play the game.
Joe Montana, selected by the San Francisco 49ers in
the third round of the 1979 National Football League
Draft, had a stellar career with the 49ers and Kansas
City Chiefs. A master of late-game comebacks, Montana
directed his teams to 31 fourth quarter come-from-behind
wins during his illustrious career, including a 92-yard
drive in the closing seconds of Super Bowl XXIII.
Eleven times the "Hall of Fame" quarterback
led his team to the playoffs. Along the way, he captured
nine divisional championships and victories in Super
Bowls XVI, XIX, XXIII, and XXIV. His outstanding play
in Super Bowls XVI, XIX, and XXIV earned him Most Valuable
Player honors in each game. Montana’s poise, agility
and patience under pressure is legendary.
Montana lives with his wife Jennifer and four children
on a ranch in Knight’s Valley, north of Calistoga
in the wine country. They have transformed their love of
the valley into a collaboration with Beringer to create “Montagia,” a
signature cabernet sauvignon blend. Montana has also co-authored
a new book titled “The Winning Spirit” about
success using his football experiences – things like
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Dusty Baker
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Network baseball analyst for ESPN’s “Sports
Center” and ESPN’s “Baseball Tonight” shows
during the 2006 League Championship Series and the World
Series.
840 victories as manager of the Giants rank Dusty second
in New York/San Francisco Giants franchise history and
ranks #1 in San Francisco history. He has won the National
League Central Division Title in 2003, National League
Pennant in 2002, two National League West Titles, Wild
Card Title and has finished first or second in the division
9 times in 14 years.
As a player Dusty Baker spent 16 prestigious seasons with
Atlanta, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Oakland. Final
career stats include a .278 batting average, 242 home runs
and 1,014 runs-batted-in. Clutch statistic: Dusty
is an MLB leader in career walk-off home runs with 25.
He was twice selected to the National League All-Star team,
appeared in four National League Championship Series, selected
NLCS MVP after hitting .357 in the Dodger’s 4-game
series with Philadelphia and has won the World Series with
the Dodgers and beat the New York Yankees in 1981.
Dusty was an active member of the United States Marine
Corps Reserves from 1969 through 1975. He founded the Dusty
Baker International Academy of Baseball in Sacramento,
now entering its 24th year. Dusty is very active in the
community and supportive of charitable organizations. |
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Richard Pachulski |
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Mr. Pachulski received a B.A. in Economics,
summa cum laude, 1976, from U.C.L.A., and his J.D. from Stanford
University in 1979. Mr. Pachulski is also the founding shareholder
of what today is known as Pachulski, Stang, Ziehl, Young,
Jones & Weintraub P.C. (the “Firm”). The
Firm presently employs 60 attorneys in four offices, which
constitutes the largest restructuring boutique in the United
States.
Mr.
Pachulski has extensive experience in business reorganizations
as well as debtor/creditor litigation. During the recent
past Mr. Pachulski has been cited by the publication Turnarounds & Workouts
as one of the top national bankruptcy attorneys and by California
Law Business as one of California’s 100 most influential
attorneys.
Mr.
Pachulski is also a principal of two nationally recognized
real estate concerns: Rubin-Pachulski Properties and RPD
Catalyst.
Mr.
Pachulski is actively involved in various aspects of UCLA and
has performed significant pro bono work as outside general
counsel to Wilshire Boulevard Temple. |
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