Elizabeth and Tom Dupree, president, Dupree Financial.
Brittany and William Houck, CEO, Georgetown Community Hospital.
Bill Sisson, president, Baptist Health Lexington, and Ruth Johnson.
Karen and Jim Borders, MD, CMO, Baptist Health Lexington.
Ann and Steve Toadvine, MD, VP, physician integration, Baptist Health Lexington.
Amy and Rick Lozano, MD, Pathology and Cytology Labs.
Dania and Toufic Fakhoury, MD, with Uzma Aslam, MD, and Azhar Aslam, MD, director of chest pain center at Baptist Health Lexington.
Rachel and Bruce Belin, MD, CGSA.
Vicki and David Kirn, MD, with Sepideh and Hamid Mohammadzedah, MD, CHI Saint Joseph Health.
Lisa and Geri Tomassoni, MD, Baptist Health Lexington with Aaron Hesselson, MD, UK.
The McLarney family showed up in style. Tom McLarney, MD, professor of anesthesiology and medical director of the pre-op clinic at UK, and a heart attack survivor, gave the opening prayer on Saturday night.(l-r) Brannon McLarney, Hope Currier, Dr. Tom McLarney, Tracey McLarney, Keegan McLarney, Luke Powell.
LEXINGTON More than 800 medical and corporate professionals and special guests celebrated the mission of the American Heart Association (AHA) at the 32nd Annual Central Kentucky Heart Ball. The event was chaired by Dr. Hal and Sarah Skinner and honored Kentucky’s 55th governor, John Y. Brown Jr., who served from 1979 to 1983.
Brown, who underwent triple bypass heart surgery while in office, is an advocate for health and well-being among his fellow Kentuckians. Brown said his son, Lincoln, inspired him to change his lifestyle all those years ago.
All proceeds from the Heart Ball support the AHA, which funds public and professional education, advocacy and scientific research.
