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A Salute to Lee Carter, Richard Farmer, and Rev. Damon Lynch, Jr.: Great Living Cincinnatians and Friends of UCNI
UCNI congratulates the 2010 class of Great Living Cincinnatians, who were honored February 25 at the annual dinner of the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber. The class of 2010 includes three special friends of UCNI:
- Lee Ault Carter, businessman, civic leader, and an important supporter of the Waddell Center for Multiple Sclerosis. Mr. Carter is a past Chairman of the Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center Board of Directors.
- Richard T. Farmer, businessman, philanthropist, and an important supporter of the James J. and Joan A. Gardner Family Center for Parkinson’s Disease and Movement Disorders.
- Rev. Damon Lynch, Jr., collaborator, civil rights activist, a member of the University Hospital Board of Trustees, and a friend of UCNI.
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Cincinnati Business Courier
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After being diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease in 2003, 46-year-old Dale Ankenman was determined not to let it keep him off his bike. Considering his long list of credentials, including qualified former U.S. Navy Submariner, Army Ranger, scuba diver and parachutist, he wasn’t used to the idea of something he could not physically conquer.
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