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The Rosemary A. Hockney Memorial Foundation is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization. Established in 2004, in memory of Rosemary Hockney who lost her battle with colorectal cancer. The foundation provides assistance to children of families whose lives have been affected by cancer. All of our resources come from people like you: business leaders, community groups and concerned citizens who are committed to changing the impact that cancer has on children and those who love and care for them. There are a variety of ways in which you can support the Rosemary A. Hockney Memorial Foundation; by making a donation, purchasing our merchandise, or participating in one of our charity events. |
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| Announcements |
| A Night of Hope 2008 |
A Night of Hope 2008, which was held Saturday May 3, 2008, was a huge success. The success from this event is only made possible through the continued generosity from YOU our donors and sponsors. Congratulations to the following event big winners:
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Raffle for The Children
1st Place $15,000.00 – Tim Unruh, Folsom, California
*Tim donated $5,000 of his winnings back to the foundation – Thank you Tim!
2nd Place $7,500.00 – Tiffany Bowe, Roseland, New Jersey
*Tiffany donated all of her winnings back to the foundation – Thank you Tiffany!
3rd Place $2,500.00 – Lea Wiercioch, Howell, Michigan |
50” Plasma TV w/ Installation – Teddy Bear Raffle
Joseph DeVito of Lake Orion, Michigan
*Joseph donated the Plasma to Jeremy & Debra Smith who lost their daughter Mackenzie to cancer in February ’08.
Jeremy and Debra were guest speakers and courageously spoke about Mackenzie’s battle with cancer. Thank you Joe!!! |
Diamond Ring and Earrings – Champagne Raffle
Jeanine Yaczek of Rochester, Michigan |
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| 2007 Annual Report Available |
The Rosemary A. Hockney Memorial Foundation is a good steward of its finances. Annually we conduct an independent review of our records. This is a report that illustrates our 2007 financial and annual review.
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Losing Mackenzie |
Mackenzie Smith, age 6 of Clawson, Michigan was diagnosed to have a Wilms Tumor. |
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Brian's Fight |
16 year old Brian Sloan of Idlewood, Michigan is terminal with bone cancer.
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A Son's Hope |
Alonzo Lacey of Inkster is battling a soft tissue cancer that produces multiple tumors in the abdomen. |
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