About the Speaker: Mariel Hemingway
As the granddaughter of illustrious author, Ernest Hemingway, Mariel was always destined to be well-known and publicly recognized. However, at the young age of 13, Mariel became famous in her own right when she made her silver screen debut in “Lipstick”. Four years later her work in Woody Allen’s “Manhattan” earned her an Oscar nomination. Mariel appeared in Star 80 directed by Bob Fosse and was more recently in Rod Lurie’s film
“The Contender” and starred in the comic cult film “The Sex Monster” by Mike Binder.
Now at the age of 46, Mariel is a wife and mother of two, Dree 20 and Langley 19. Over the last 22 years, she has also been pursuing her passion for yoga and health and is now seen as a voice of holistic and balanced living. As part of that role she has lead wellness retreats all over America, sharing her insights about yoga, meditation, nutrition, and home. Mariel’s second book is called Mariel Hemingway’s Healthy Living from the Inside Out, a how-to guide to finding ones balance and health through self-empowering lifestyle techniques.
In 2003, she published her powerful best selling memoir, Finding My Balance. A truly insightful and inspiring story, the book is a portrayal of her life’s journey through the eyes of yoga and meditation. Mariel is producing documentaries that focus on spiritual and environmental issues. Additionally she is producing her grandfather’s book A Moveable Feast for film.
**A Special Thank You To**
Jurlique for gifting each of our luncheon guests with a "Maintain Balance" gift set of skin care made from flowers and herbs from certified organic and biodynamic farms in South Australia.
LUNCHEON RAFFLE ITEMS
Tickets for the raffle may be obtained at Girls Inc.'s administrative offices, 402 E. Carrillo Street, Suite A, in Santa Barbara for a donation of $20/ticket or 3 tickets for $50.
Silverhorn “Star”
A Starfish Brooch and pendant designed by Silverhorn especially for Girls Inc. of Greater Santa Barbara’s 50th Anniversary. Made in a limited edition of six, this delicate piece is custom created in Silverhorn’s own workshop of yellow, rose and white gold, accented with diamonds and pearls. Value $3,500
Four Seasons Biltmore Deluxe
One night Deluxe Accomodation (Sunday through Thursday) at the Four Seasons Biltmore. Includes dinner for two at Bella Vista, the renown Biltmore restaurant. The next day, seclude yourself at the Susan Ciminelli spa at The Biltmore, with deluxe spa treatments and Susan Ciminelli skincare products to enjoy at home. Value $2,000
Golden Gate Getaway
Three nights in a San Francisco Pacific Heights posh 2-bedroom apartment. Accommodates 4 people. Walk to all the best San Francisco has to offer. Value $1,500
Ultimate Shopping Spree
What could be better than heading to some of the best Shopping in Southern California at South Coast Plaza? A $1,000 shopping spree, in any of the over 280 fabulous stores at South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa, and a one-night stay at the superlative Westin hotel. Value $1,250
Authentic San Ysidro
Enjoy a relaxing Champagne Brunch for four at the beautiful San Ysidro Ranch and a luxurious white silk and velvet quilt from Upstairs at Pierre Lafond. Value $800
State Street Specialties
Tempt yourself at Blue Bee, our Santa Barbara purveyor of chic, with $200 in gift certificates. Then, stop to savor the moment with a delicious lunch in the heart of Downtown Santa Barbara. All while wearing products from your exclusive basket of
Jo Malone Fragrance specialty items. Value $500
A Week in Paradise
One week holiday at Casa Sonatina in Manzanillo, Mexico for eight at spectacular beachfront home on a private beach with a tennis court and full staff. (Tips, food, and airfare not included). Value $6,500
One Hundred Committee Members 2008
Katherine Abercrombie,
Elisa Atwill,
Margo Barbakow,
Nancy Barry,
Hazel M. Blankenship
Marni Blau,
Christen Brown,
Beverly Clark,
Polly A. Coleman,
Deanna C. Dehlsen
Barbara de L’Arbre,
Jelinda DeVorzon,
Ginni Dreier,
Maryann Edgecomb,
Robin Baker Fell
Donna B. Fisher-Yates,
Jan Fox,
Melissa Franzen, Anna Grotenhuis,
Mary Hampson,
Stina Hans,
Perri Harcourt,
Kathryn A. James,
Connie Kennelly,
June Kjaempe,
Judy La Melza,
Doreen Ladin,
Teri Lebow,
Barbara Levi,
Lisa Loiacono,
Anne Luther
Carol Marsch,
Lilly Marx,
Eileen Mielko,
Betsey von Summer Moller,
Sandra Nicholson
Françoise Park,
Angie Redding,
Karen Davis Reyes,
Carole Ridding,
Catherine Sargent
Marilyn Schuermann,
Carol Scott,
Rhonda Sheakley,
Sheryl Stagg,
Sandy Stahl
Diane Sullivan,
Melody Taft,
Michelle Taylor,
Caroline Thompson,
Mary Ellen Tiffany
Anne Smith Towbes,
Marlene Veloz,
Sheila Zimmerman
Girls Inc. of Greater Santa Barbara Executive Director: Monica Spear
Associate Development Director: Jesse Crete |