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Wednesday, September 29, 2021
6:30 PM CDT - 9:30 PM CDT
"O" What a Night! Judy's Mission Possible in the Park will be our inaugural fall fundraising event in place of our annual luncheon, and we know it will be a huge hit! We are changing things up this year to be observant of current health concerns, and we want to be respectful of our supporters while still being able to get together and celebrate 10 years of success with Judy's Mission!
This year's event will be held on September 29, 2021 featuring Jason B. Rosenthal as our incredible speaker, and we can't wait! Every year, this beautiful event gives Judy's Mission the opportunity to educate about the signs and symptoms of Ovarian Cancer, to help women get diagnosed earlier and fight this terrible disease. During the event, we also take donations for "Fund a Grant" which allows us to help fund Ovarian Cancer research. Along with our amazing Board of Directors acting as Co-chairs, Robin Klaes, Kittsie Klaes, Tany Jeter Klaes and Joanna Coco Klaes are joining us again as our Honorary Chairs.
We will be enjoying delicious lite bites and drinks, dancing to live music provided by LC Roots, surrounded by many of Houston's philanthropists and involved citizens. We hope you can join us!
Extra Information for 2021
McGovern Centennial Gardens
1500 Hermann Drive
Houston, TX 77004
Jason B. Rosenthal is an author, foundation Board Chair, public speaker and lawyer. He is also the subject of an essay written by his wife, Amy Krouse Rosenthal, called You May Want to Marry My Husband that went viral and was read by millions of readers worldwide. His first book, written in collaboration with his daughter Paris called Dear Boy, debuted on the New York Times Bestseller list at #1. His response to Amy’s piece titled, My Wife Said You May Want to Marry Me was published in 2018.
Amy died of ovarian cancer just 10 days after her article appeared in the Modern Love column of the New York Times. When his bride died of ovarian cancer after 26 years of marriage, Jason got in touch with real pain. He immediately reevaluated his life’s work. Now, he speaks publicly and writes about issues related to processing grief and finding hope and joy amongst the pain.
His future is a blank space waiting to be filled.
Wednesday, September 29, 2021
6:30 PM CDT - 9:30 PM CDT
McGovern Centennial Gardens
1500 Hermann Drive
Houston, TX 77004
Wednesday, September 29, 2021
6:30 PM CDT - 9:30 PM CDT
McGovern Centennial Gardens
1500 Hermann Drive
Houston, TX 77004
Wednesday, September 29, 2021
6:30 PM CDT - 9:30 PM CDT
McGovern Centennial Gardens
1500 Hermann Drive
Houston, TX 77004