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Second Annual Let's Talk Luncheon:

March 7, 2012
Houston Country Club

Honoree: Guy Lewis
Legendary U of H Basketball Coach

Speaker: Diane Ackerman

New York Times best-selling author talks about her newest book:

One Hundred Names for Love: A Stroke, A Marriage, and the Language of Healing

www.dianeackerman.com

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Events:

SECOND ANNUAL LET'S TALK LUNCHEON
Our Second Annual Let's Talk Luncheon will be held on Wednesday, March 7, 2012 at the Houston Country Club.

We are proud to announce our featured speaker, New York Times best-selling author, Diane Ackerman. Her most recent book, One Hundred Names for Love, A stroke, A marriage, and the Language of Healing is a tribute to her husband Paul who suffered a stroke resulting in aphasia. This book is "a mature love story, an exquisite meditation on vulnerability and resilience, a delightful celebration of the gift of language, an inspiration to caregivers, an invaluable addition to the medical understanding of stroke and aphasia-and a lasting work of literature."

FIRST ANNUAL LET'S TALK LUNCHEON

Our First Annual Let's Talk Luncheon was held February 23, 2011 at the Houston Country Club. Chaired by Eloise Adams Jones, the event raised over $105,000 for HARC! With honorees, Grace and Don Ison, and our keynote speaker, Audrey Holland, PhD, who is a world-renouned expert in aphasia, how could it not be tremendous? HARC wishes to thank everyone who attended and/or contributed to the success of our luncheon in some way. HARC would not be possible without each and every one of you! BRAVA!

HARC OPENING EVENT AT OUISIES TABLE

The HARC event, March 2010, at Ouisie's Table was an unqualified success.  We made lots of new friends.  How could we help with almost 300 attending?  It seems Houston was really ready for an aphasia center. Many people were eager to participate in the program or volunteer in assisting loved ones and friends.  Please read more in HARC HAPPENINGS section.



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