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Heritage Circle Members Honored at Elegant Mission Bay Tea
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UCSF's Mission Bay Community Center was the stunning site for the June 22 Heritage Circle Tea, a biennial event to thank individuals who have included UCSF in their estate plans.
UCSF Chancellor J. Michael Bishop, MD, described the important role that philanthropy has played in building UCSF's spectacular health sciences campus at Mission Bay. Following his talk, guests enjoyed a video featuring Community Center architect Ricardo Legorreta.
After a light lunch, Heritage Circle members were invited to tour the brightly colored building, which includes the Bakar Fitness and Recreation Center, a conference center and auditorium, a library, and an indoor-outdoor café.
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| UCSF Foundation Director A.W. "Tom" Clausen (left) and his wife, Helen, with UCSF Director of Planned Giving Dan Riley |
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| UCSF School of Medicine alumnus Peter Packard '45 and his wife, Mary Jane |
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| A light lunch was accompanied by delicious, aromatic teas. |
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| Caryl Ritter and Roland Petersen enjoy the festivities. |
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| Heritage Circle members (seated, from left to right) Ron Moskowitz, Milton Mosk, and Thomas Foutch share a laugh with UCSF Chancellor J. Michael Bishop (standing). |
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| UCSF School of Medicine alumnus Ralph Wallerstein '45 and his wife, Betty |
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| Betty Dixon Hine listens intently as Chancellor Bishop thanks guests for helping to build the Mission Bay campus. |
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For information about making a planned gift to UCSF or becoming a Heritage Circle member, contact Dan Riley at 415/476-1745 or driley@support.ucsf.edu.
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