Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 September 2004 — Page 4

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THE INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2004

Who Owns Crown Hill ?

Links to roast 6 at Celebrity Barbecue

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Dr. Raymond Pierce

At Crown Hill, we are not privately owned. We are owned by our customers — yOH y OUT COTYWYMYllty. Whai you use our funeral home, your investment stays here. . • It ensures the future care oiyOHY IdYld at Crown Hill Cemetery. For more information, call us at 925.3800 Crown MIL A Wise Decision.

Crown Hill FUNERAL HOME AND CEMETERY : . _ •' 4.. • 700 West 38th Street Indianapolis, IN 46208 Ph (317) 925-3800 Fx (317) 920-2630 ww.crownhill.org

Gerald Bepko

Staff Report

The Indianapolis Links Chapter will host its 22 nd Celebrity Barbecue and Grille by roasting six prominent Hoosiers on Sept. 16 at the Indianapolis Marriott downtown at 350 W. Maryland St. beginning at 7 p.m. This year’s roastees will be Cheryl Adams, news anchor for WXIN 59; John Hall, field office director for U.S. Department of Housing; Gerald Bepko, director ofTobias Center; Gilbert Holmes,

Gilbert Holmes

president and CEO of IndyGo; Davine Nolcox of Indianapolis Chapter of Links; and Dr. Raymond Pierce, retired professor of orthopedic surgery at IU School of Medicine. The lifetime achievement award will go to U.S. Congresswoman Julia Carson. Amos Brown, strategic research director of Radio One, will add the sauce and spice in his duties as roast-master. There will also be a live auction. This year’s proceeds will go to

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John Hall

Coburn Place. Coburn Place, 604 E. 38 ,h St., provides women and their children a chance to start anew to finally accomplish a dream that an abusive partner and circumstances prevented. Coburn Place provides furnished apartments, complete with dishes, linens and toys for children. Women may live at Coburn Place for up to two years. Tickets for the event are $50 per person or tables of 10 are $500 and are available by calling (317) 253-6921.

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