BENEFITING
SOUTHEAST’S FRESH A.I.R. GALLERY
HILTON COLUMBUS DOWNTOWN
WITH ORIGINAL ARTWORK FROM MORE THAN 100 ARTISTS
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7
5:30 P.M. – 10:00 P.M.
PRESENTED BY
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2014
5:30 P.M.—10:00 P.M.
HILTON COLUMBUS DOWNTOWN
COLUMBUS’ ART HOTEL
401 N. HIGH STREET I COLUMBUS, OH 43215
GEORGE BELLOWS BALLROOM
Live and Silent Ar t Auctions featuring original ar t from over 100 ar tists
A unique menu created especially for the event by the Hilton
Columbus Downtown’s Gallerie Bar & Bistro
Emcee Karina Nova, WBNS 10TV
Exciting live ar t demonstrations
TICKETS ARE $75 EACH OR 2 FOR $125.00
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For sponsorship oppor tunities or more information
Contact [email protected] or 614.225.0980 ext. 1206
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PRESENTING SPONSOR
Huntington Bank
RECOVERY UNDERWRITER
Haman Midwest
Vital Companies
West-Camp Press, Inc.
RECOVERY PACESETTER
Milestone Benefits Agency, Inc.
Moody Nolan, Inc.
RECOVERY DONOR
BakerHostetler
City Wide Maintenance
Sandra Stephenson
Sunovion
RECOVERY FRIENDS
AJA Industries I Sally Boysen I Bricker & Eckler LLP
Capital Crossroads and Discovery SID I Cassidy Turley I Clinix Healthcare
Dublin Springs I Eli Lilly and Company I Fireball Press I GBQ I Gerber, LLC.
Karin and Matt Hoyt I Janssen I David Lane I Brooke LaValley I LAZ Parking
Karina Nova I OSIS I Marilyn Pramschufer I Ohio Exterminating Company
Phillips Original Coney Island I Quest Conference Center
Sullivan Staffing Solutions I TEVA Select Brands I VSA ar ts of Ohio
Bob Weisman, Ice Miller, LLP Legal Counsel
ART OF RECOVERY PLANNING COMMITTEE
Rick Akers I David Barker I Maribeth Bur ton I Stephen Canneto I Eileen Goodman
Hap Hinkle I Tom Kelly I Karen LaValley I Bill Lee I Melody Linscott I Kori Manus
Ryan Orewiler I Phyllis Panzano I Myken Pullins I Annie Robinson I Lexie Stoia
Ernest L. Sullivan I Kimberly M. Webb I Brian Weis
George Acock
Ryan Agnew
Rick Akers
Brian Thomas Alloway
W.E. Arnold
Malcolm Baroway
Amanda Bean
Blair Beavers
Ellis Beckwith
Charlotte Belland
Donor: Thomas Arlen Wagner
Ar tist: Mark Beyer
Kyle Boganwright
Tyler Bohm
Kirsten Bowen
Duar te Brown
Michael Bush
Stephen Canneto
Craig Carlisle
Lauren Car ter
Gary Caudill
Laurie Clements
Amanda H. Cook
Michael Coppage
John Daniels
Jila Davoodi
John Donnelly
Tony Elder
Laura J.Ever t
Mike Fields
Shellee Fisher
Amy Flowers
Frederick Fochtman
Barbara Allen Frost
David Gentilini
Dan Gerdeman
Samuel Gillis
Patti Goltz
Eileen Goodman
Sheree Green
Aaron Grover
Michael Halliday
Joanna Hammer
Cody Heichel
Charlie Hickman
Derrick Hickman
Erika Hinkle
Hannah Hoffman
Michael Hoza
Morris Jackson
Linda Jakes
Alan Jazak
Andrea Dawson-Johnston
Randy Jones
Malcolm J.
Tom Kelly
Collin Kolovich
Frank Kozarich
Patricia Kronk
Brenda Kroos
Jack Kustron
John Lancaster
Karen LaValley
G.W. Leach
John Taylor-Lehman
David Leonard
Marc Lincewicz
Lela Lint
Chris Lucas
Gina Masoni
James Mor ton
Donor: Jennifer Moses
Ryan Orewiler
Benjamin Parker
Marilyn Parker
Eric Pelka
Naichuan Peng
Kim Promenschenkel
Jennifer Eisenhauer Richardson
Donor: Bill Rodgers
Michelle Rond
Marc Ross
Bob Rudolph
Christine Guillot Ryan
Janice Schmader
Mar ty Scott
Sherry Simone
Judy Dillon Smith
Tera Stockdale
Gene Strickland
Stephanie Sypsa
Chanika Svetvilas
Teda Theis
Eliah G. Thomas
Doug Titchenal
Mat Vandeneynden
Ronald Jason Van Hoose
C.K. Vindaloo
Barbara Vogel
Melissa Vogley Woods
Jessica Wallace
Joe Walter
Kimberly M. Webb
Lily Weis
Linda Wesner
Paul Wilbur
Quentin Heath Willis
Jennifer Wood
Jeremy Wood
Mac Wor thington
2014 RECOVERY AWARD RECIPIENTS
LENORE AND THE LATE HAL SCHNEIDERMAN
One only needs to chat with Lenore Schneiderman for a few minutes to come up with a single, descriptive
word.
Pistol.
Lenore was the opinionated, outspoken chairperson of the Human Services Depar tment at Columbus State
Community College for 25 years, from 1984 until her retirement at age 83 in 2009. During this entire time,
she served on the Southeast, Inc., Board of Directors in many roles and committees.
Even then, she didn’t want to retire. “I was in good physical condition and I liked my job,” Lenore
explained. “But, my husband Hal wanted to travel more. So, I retired so we could travel and the son of a
gun died on me two years later. I’m so pissed at him.”
Lenore had completed just one semester at Wayne University in Detroit when she and Hal married. Over
the next 15 years, she moved around the country, following Hal’s work as the director of the Jewish
Federation. She attended several colleges, earning a bachelor’s degree in psychology and a master’s in
social work.
After Hal retired from working close to 30 years at The Ohio State University School of Social Work, he
decided to go back to school at the age of 70 and finish his law degree and become a lawyer. Hal was
also a prolific ar tist and donated his glass blown creations to the Ar t of Recovery year after year.
Lenore was the moving force behind Southeast and the Columbus State Community College par tnership
for the Community Living Specialist (CLS) cer tificate program. Students who were enrolled in the CLS
program at CSCC had to have an identified mental illness and be in recovery. To help the students,
Southeast paid for their tuition in the program. If they completed the cer tificate program, Southeast would
employ them. The program has since changed to the Peer Suppor t Cer tificate Program and has opened up
to more students.
Although retired, Lenore continues to be involved in fundraising for the Steve Wilson Scholarship Fund for
students in the Mental Health / Addiction Studies / Developmental Disabilities program at CSCC. Lenore
and Hal have two children, daughter Fern (Dennis Brown) Schneiderman and son Ian Schneiderman (Mary
Rae) and they have 2 grandchildren Meagan and Brendan Schneiderman. Lenore currently resides in
German Village and is an avid ar t collector.
ABOUT FRESH A.I.R. GALLERY
Fresh A.I.R. Gallery (Ar tists in Recovery) exhibits the works of individuals affected by mental illness
and/or substance abuse disorders. Through ar t, we educate the community and work to break down the
stigma of mental illness and substance abuse by bringing focus to the ar tistic vision. Fresh A.I.R. is a
program of Southeast Healthcare, a comprehensive provider of mental health, primary healthcare for the
homeless, substance abuse counseling, and homeless services. Southeast opened the Fresh A.I.R. Gallery
in 2004 to celebrate 25 years of recovery. The Gallery exists to address stigma about mental illness and
to create a venue for ar tists affected by mental illness or substance abuse disorders to display thier work.
Fresh A.I.R. Gallery is open to the public Monday thorugh Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. 131 N. High Street,
Columbus Ohio 43215.