Thank you for helping us
achieve our goals at the
2022 Leadership in Aging Celebration
May 19 | 6 - 8 PM
Eaton DC | 1201 K Street NW, Washington, DC
Our largest fundraiser of the year is back in person this spring! Seabury's 16th Annual Leadership in Aging Celebration will be held on May 19, 2022 at the Eaton DC. We look forward to seeing Seabury volunteers, donors, and partners in person once again, alongside new friends of the organization. Enjoy hors d'oeuvres and beverages as we celebrate Seabury's work and recognize our honorees.
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This year's Leadership in Aging Award recipient is Mark Bucher, Co-Owner of Medium Rare restaurants and Founder of Feed the Fridge. Seabury's 2022 Community Partner is United Bank.
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Join us in helping local older adults age with dignity, as we fundraise for essential programs that:
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Combat food insecurity
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Fight social isolation
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Provide affordable housing
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Interested in joining us in 2024 for our 100th Anniversary?
Please email Kate Lewis, Chief Operating Officer, clewis@seaburyresources.org.
Sponsors
President's Circle Partners
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Leadership Partners
Champion Partners
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Advocates
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Daniel S. & Marti B. Bailey
Joe and Embry Howell
Gerald Perez & Ellen Glover
Sponsors
Dawn and Gregory Quattlebaum
Deborah M. Royster and Robert A. Malson
COO/CAO, Directors and Seabury Staff
Family & Nursing Care
Stewart A. Grubman, CPA PKF O'Connor Davies, LLP
Lerch, Early & Brewer, Chtd.
Page Global
Paula Singleton
Joseph E. Resch, Jr. and Alex Lichtenstein
Seabury's Home First® Residences/Age-In-Place® Advisory Council
Susan Spurlark
St. Luke's Episcopal Church, D.C.
Washington Heart and Vascular Center PLLC
Suzanne and John Welch
Table Sponsors
Epstein, Becker, Green, P.C.
United Bank
John Marco Warner in honor of Barbara McMillan and Trustpoint Insurance
In-kind
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MetroMedia Printing Corp.
The Beacon Newspapers
WatsonRice Accountants & Advisors
Past Honorees
2021: Katie Smith Sloan, President and CEO of LeadingAge
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2020: Sister Kathleen Weber, Director Holy Cross Caregiver Resource Center
2019: Virginia Ali, Co-Founder of Ben's Chili Bowl
2018: Ron Swanda, Local Activist and Advocate for older adults
2017: Isiah Leggett, Former Executive of Montgomery County
2016: Romaine Thomas, Chairperson for D.C. Commission on Aging
2015: Joseph Resch, retiring CEO of Seabury
2014: Donna Butts, Executive Director Generations United;
Ian Kremer, Executive Director Leaders Engaged on Alzheimer's Disease;
Kevin Sexton, President and CEO Holy Cross & President MD Region CHE Trinity Health
2013: Julie Potter, former coordinator for the Sibley Senior Association
2012: Stuart Rosenthal, Editor and Publisher of the Senior Beacon and
Medical House Call Program of MedStar Washington Hospital Center
2011: The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation and
David Gamse, CEO of the Jewish Council on Aging
2010: Steve Gurney, Editor and Publisher of the Guide to Retirement Living: Sourcebook and Vera Waltman Mayer, Director Emeritus of the Coalition for Long Term Care of the District of Columbia
2009: Dr. JC Hayward, WUSA9 Spokesperson, and Sandy Kursban, Founder and Chairman of Family and Nursing Care
2008: Bill Novelli, CEO of AARP and Elizabeth Fox, former Director of IONA Senior Services; former chair and director of CCGH
2007: James Firman, CEO of the National Council on Aging and Virginia Allen, Founder and Director of the Georgetown Senior Center