Congratulations to Connecticut's

 2009 Man & Woman of the Year!

Richard Seethaler Jr. and Gail M. Crockett

This Year's Campaign raised over $215,000!

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Thank you to our:
2008-2009
Committee Co-Chairs for their continued support of the campaign

Patrice Notarfrancesco and Joseph L. Paul
&
Committee, Candidates, Sponsors & Supporters!

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Photos coming soon from our exciting Grand Finale held at Cascade in Hamden CT on May 1, 2009

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It is not too late to support our 2009 Man & Woman of the Year Candidates and  the fight against blood cancers! (click to donate now)

Betsy Console, Vice President                             Wachovia

Gail Crockett, Senior Excutive Assistant              State of CT Office of Treasurer

Alicia Dallai, Owner                                             The French Door 

Michael Ferguson, Financial Advisor                     Unified Financial Services.

John Pierson, Sports Reporter                              WTNH Channel 8

Richard Seethaler, Dir. Portfolio Management      The Hartford

Bernie Siegel, MD                                                  Author & Humorist

Terry St. Gelais, Sr. Business Analyst                    Aetna

To make general donations to the campaign click here

The Connecticut Chapter gratefully acknowledges its 2009:

Bronze Sponsors

Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, Morgan Keegan, Siebert Brandford Shank & Co., LLC, Soeder & Associates, LLC

Supporters in the Community

Betty Ruth and Milton Hollander, The Hollander Foundation, Clarion Hotel & Suites of Hamden, Connecticut Magazine, General Reinsurance Corporation, Powerstation Events, Van Wilgen's Garden Center, Winebow Connecticut, Wine Distributors, WorldTek Travel Management.

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The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's Connecticut Chapter Man & Woman of the Year campaign raises funds for the fight against blood cancers.

For ten weeks each spring, "candidates" raised funds in a bid to be named the Man & Woman of the Year top fundraisers.  Candidates participate in honor of our "Boy and Girl of the Year" - children in our community affected by leukemia.