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Sandra Stern, Dr. Bud Rowland |
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Einstein’s infamous quote that “Nothing happens until something moves” got philanthropists moving closer in the direction of a cure at the annual Bal du Printemps for the Parkinson’s Disease Foundation (PDF) held at The Pierre.
Many tributes were paid to Page Morton Black, who has been seamlessly carrying on the legacy of the PDF, which was founded in 1957 by her late husband and Chock Full O’Nuts creator William Black. The Page & William Black Humanitarian Award was presented to Evan and Sandra Stern and Family for their constant efforts on behalf of the organization. The successful evening, emceed by Len Berman and chaired by Amy Goldman, Margo and John Catsimatidis, Dr. Judith Sulzberger, Stephanie Goldman-Pittel, Isobel Robins Konecky, Arlene Levine, Dr. Karen Burke Goulandris, John Castle, Alan “Ace” Greenberg, and Howard Morgan, raised over $700,000 for the cause.
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| Page Morton Black on video |
Roz Abrams,
Dr. Karen Burke Goulandris |
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| Billy Bryant, Lu Willard-Hoffman, Evan Stern, Caroline Lieberman, Robin Elliott |
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| Justin and Andrew Pittel, Dr. Amy Goldman, Stephanie Goldman-Pittel |
Geoff Ray and Missy Falkenberg |
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| Carol and Mel Taub |
Dr. John Connolly dancing up a storm with wife Ingrid |
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| Jill and Len Berman, Margo Catsimatidis, Jami Landi, John Catsimatidis |
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| David Farber, Jill Taub Drury, Genna Farber, Gene Gurkoff, Stevi Gurkoff |
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| Jillian Majlak and Kyle Blackmon |
Charlotte and Dr. Stanley Fahn |
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| Ginger and Howard Morgan |
Raymond and Danielle Pirello |
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| Isobel Konecky, Howard Morgan, Sandra Stern, Dr. Bud Rowland |
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| photos by Joan Jedell |
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