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Volume 9 , Issue 2 2nd Quarter 2009
71 Students ReceiveCollege Scholarships is Spring, USTA Serves has provided 71 high school seniors a variety of college scholarships totaling $379,000. e Foundation awards scholarships to deserving youth who have participated in USTA and other organized tennis programs, have demonstrated high academic achievement, community service and a financial need for college matriculation.
“We understand how vital financial assistance is for these deserving high school seniors as they pursue higher education,” said Karen Martin-Eliezer, Chief Executive, USTA Serves. “Supporting them is a sound investment in America’s future. It is our hope and firm belief that these young men and women will continue to positively impact the world throughout their life’s journey.”
Come to theUS Open and bid on your piece of
tennis history is year, Guernsey’s Auction House will hold a Vintage Tennis Auction at the US Open to benefit USTA Serves. It will be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to bid on some amazing tennis memorabilia, including antique tennis racquets, vintage trophies, actual tournament-worn outfits, historic tennis photos, and even correspondence from tennis greats like Rod Laver and Althea Gibson.
All memorabilia will be on exhibit from August 31 – September 13 at the brand new Indoor Training Center. e auction takes place on Friday, Sept. 11th at 2:00 and Sunday, Sept. 13th at 11:00.
So, plan to stop in and find your special tennis treasure. It’s a great way to support USTA Serves and the programs we fund.
How many bricks?Guess the correct number of bricks between the East Gate and the Octagon at the USTA BJK National Tennis Center and you could win your very own Paver on the Avenue of Aces.
Drop off your best guess, plus your e-mail address, at the USTA Serves booth at the US Open to be eligible to win.
Our Funded Programs benefit kids nationwide“In Philadelphia and surrounding counties, we plan to serve approximately 800 inner-city youth, ages 4-18, through after-school and summer programs, sports clinics and special events. In addition to using sports as a vehicle to foster healthy lifestyles, combat sedentary behavior and enhance academic performance, we are teaching our students to control existing and prevent chronic diseases.”
Tina Sloan Green, Executive DirectorBlack Women in Sport Foundation, Philadelphia, PA
Jocelyn Providence Yeadon, PA
Luv Sodha Richboro, PA
Dwight MosleyScholarship Award
( , )
Chantel Newman Milwaukee, WI
Marian Wood BairdSCHOLARSHIP AWARD
( , )
Philip Halter Vincennes, IN
Hannah Waddell Raleigh, NC
Dwight F. DAVIS MEMORIAL Scholarship Award
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(List of Scholarship recipients continued on next page.)
Victorea Austin Prospect, KY
Andres Gallo Flushing, NY
Eve Kraft Education & College Scholarship
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15
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e Friends of Dr. Jeffrey W. Marx
Bro
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e Beeth Family, Vanna, Harry, Carlota and Chris
Scott Perlstein, Tennis Enterprises
Pritha Chakrabarti, Snigdha and Dilip
Chakrabarti Family
Beth, Kalb, Dan Eule, and Family
Friends of Claude Skoblicki
Sedna and Ronan, Drs. Chirag and Gita Gandhi
e Faulhaber Family
Bri
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1,0
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Mr. Jack Roger Anderson
Mackenzie Sloan Flanagan
Florence W Watson, Family and Friends
e Becker Family, Wade, Julia and Jon
e Sidney and Kathryn Taurel Foundation
Kathryn, Kasey, Andrew, Lori, David T. Chang
Dawson and Pierce Blankinship
Consolo Family Foundation
David Baldacci Family
Todd S. Jones Family
Jack Fisher and Family
Marc and Lila Goldberg
e Yieh Family
Yann, Sylvia, Xtna, Nico, Christopher Renard
George Agutter, USPTA Eastern Hall of Fame
George Bacso, USPTA Eastern Hall of Fame
Spike Gonzales, USPTA Eastern Hall of Fame
ACE Ehrlich and Max Kalikow
Vic A. Griffiths, Eric G. Griffith, Petra J. Griffith
Andrew A-Dawg Pritchard Family and Friends
Joseph and Helene Lachman Family Foundation
e Hunt Family, Jim, Nathaniel, Shelley, Elizabeth
Honorable Paul D. Borman
Rodney Kop, Almaden Swim and Racquet Club
Pat B. Desroches, Duvalier Aristide, Preval Patpro
Jim and Terry Dreyfus and Family
e Michele and Gary Connors Family
In keeping with
tradition, this issue
of “Aces and Insights”
celebrates our
scholarship recipients
and latest program grant awardees. This
year we congratulate 71 outstanding high
school seniors who will be receiving awards
ranging from $500 to $15,000 and thirteen
programs receiving funding ranging from
$10,000 to $30,000.
Early in June, there was a N
ew Y
ork
Tim
es
op-ed article, “Rising Above I.Q.,” by Nicolas D.
Kristoff that focused on three ethnic groups
that have been unusually successful and the
lessons that might be learned. For everyone
concerned about the future of our nation’s
children, especially those in danger of being
left behind, it was fascinating and important
reading.
Kristoff wrote, “What’s the policy lesson from
these three success stories? It’s that the most
decisive weapons in the war on poverty aren’t
transfer payments but education, education,
education… e next step is intensive early
childhood programs, followed by improved
elementary and high schools, and programs to
defray college costs…Perhaps the larger lesson
is a very empowering one: success depends
less on intellectual endowment than on
perseverance and drive.”
Reading these words reinforced the beliefs
of USTA Serves – education is the key –
education opens doors – education empowers
children living in difficult circumstances.
e academic enrichment provided at our
funded programs and the college scholarships
to deserving high school seniors can be the
driving force in helping children believe in
themselves and succeed in school. us,
putting their feet on the road to responsible,
productive citizenship.
Our thanks to you, our donors, for making the
dreams of so many young people come true!
We look forward to seeing you at the Open.
Fro
m P
atr
ick
McEn
roe &
Ka
ren
Ma
rtin
-Eliezer
“Coming together is a beginning.
Keeping together is progress.
Working together is success.”
– Henry Ford
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irteen exceptional programs that combine
tennis, education and healthy lifestyles were
rewarded with USTA Serves “Aces for Kids”
grants in May, 2009. e total amount of the
funding is $252,000. In addition, $125,000 has
been committed to the USTA National Junior
Tennis & Learning (NJTL)/First Serve initiative.
Ap
ple
Rid
ge
Farm
Roanoke, VA
$20,000 matching grant
Da
lla
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nAddison, TX
$20,000
Fir
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Santa Fe, NM
$25,000 matching grant
Gre
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Bal
tim
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Ten
nis
Pat
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s Baltimore, MD
$20,000 matching grant
Ho
llid
ay P
ark
Kid
s Topeka, KS
$10,000
Kin
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tre
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Yo
uth
Cen
ter
Burlington, VT
$15,000 matching grant
NJT
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f In
dia
na
po
lis
Indianapolis, IN
$10,000
Ne
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esu
lts
Jun
ior
Ten
nis
Denver, CO
$12,000 matching grant
Spe
cia
l O
lym
pic
s A
lask
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Anchorage, AK
$20,000
Un
iver
sity
of
Ak
ron
Akron, OH
$20,000
Un
iver
sity
of
Pu
erto
Ric
o-A
reci
bo
Arecibo, PR
$25,000
Wh
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Pla
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Yo
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Mem
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White Plains, NY $25,000
Zin
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cad
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Houston, TX
$25,000 matching grant
Among the new recipients are Holliday Park Kids
in Topeka, Kansas and Special Olympics Alaska.
According to program director, Joyce Ritchey,
Holliday Park Kids, Parks & Recreation of Topeka,
and the local USTA have partnered to develop
“Tennis and Education in the Neighborhood
(TEN),” a new program for approximately 300
children, ages 7-14, in underserved communities.
TEN will provide youth with skills training in
computer technology, reading, math and tennis
over the course of a year at 10 community based
locations throughout Topeka.
Special Olympics Alaska, an Adaptive Tennis
program, will use tennis participation as a
vehicle for social inclusion, increased academic
achievement, and improved fitness and motor
skills. e tennis component of the project will
provide students with intellectual disabilities
and peer mentors without disabilities with
the opportunity to learn to play tennis.
Social inclusion through mentoring will be
accomplished through the interaction of the
participants in educational after-school activities.
Spri
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Ben
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Old and new friends came together in April
for the ird Annual USTA Serves eater
Benefit. It was an outstanding production
of
Wes
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ide
Sto
ry, preceded by dinner at
the legendary Sardi’s. What a terrific way to
support USTA Serves programs!
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AVENUE OF ACES - DONOR RECOGNITION LIST
The following individuals donated to the “Avenue of Aces” project between Feb. 15 and June 15, 2009
COLLEGE Textbook SCHOLARSHIP
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Katy, TX
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Boise, ID
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Scottsdale, AZ
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Chillicothe, MO
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Alpharetta, GA
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Tallahassee, FL
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Vernal, UT
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Lincoln, RI
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Mashpee, MA
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Effingham, IL
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Tallahassee, FL
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Inver Grove Heights, MN
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Fontana, CA
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Canyon, TX
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Eagle Point, OR
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Yankton, SD
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Akron, OH
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Evanston, IL
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Austin, TX
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Bend, OR
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Albertson, GA
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Independence, KS
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Lakeway, TX
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Gap, PA
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Fontana, CA
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Cedarburg, WI
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Douglas, AZ
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Spring Valley, NY
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Wethersfield, CT
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St. Cloud, MN
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Panama City, FL
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Litchfield Park, AZ
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Clearwater, FL
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Mount Airy, NC
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Oroville, WA
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Mission, TX
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Kapaa, HI
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Scarsdale, NY
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Emmett, ID
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Minneapolis, MS
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Canby, OR
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Spring Valley, NY
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Albany, OR
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Honolulu, HI
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USTA SERVES COLLEGE EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP
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Our heartfelt thanks to all those who’ve helped
us continue improving lives of children through tennis and education by purchasing Pavers on
our Avenue of Aces this year.
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Rem
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Jeff
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When Jeff Marx died in February 2008 after
a heroic battle against cancer, his friends and
colleagues, stunned and saddened by his death,
were eager to find a way to memorialize a
man who had touched so many lives. Jeff, who
practiced internal medicine on Long Island,
was a dedicated tennis player and a man who
strongly believed in helping others.
What better way to pay tribute to his memory,
they reasoned, than a day of tennis
for a good cause? For the three
organizers – Mitch Pinckney (
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), Jay
Michelman, and Aaron Morgan –
USTA Serves was the perfect partner.
On May 16, 2009, the Jeff Marx Tennis
Memorial was held at the Racquet Club of
Old Westbury with more than 100 people,
including Jeff’s wife, son and daughter, attending.
e Racquet Club, where Jeff had played many
hours of tennis, donated the site, and a great
outpouring of support from many, many friends
made the afternoon a great success, raising money
for a New York-area tennis program for autistic
children funded by USTA Serves and
to purchase a Paver honoring Jeff on
the Avenue of Aces at the BJK USTA
National Tennis Center.
“ is was a labor of love for us to
remember a dear friend,” explained
Mitch Pinckney. “We hope this event
will serve as a blueprint for others
who want to memorialize loved ones. USTA
Serves is a very worthy cause and the Foundation
staff were really helpful every step of the way.”
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Patrick McEnroePresident
Karen Martin-EliezerVice President
Lawrence A. RandVice President
Missie RennieVice President
Tiina Bougas SmithSecretary/Treasurer
Directors at Large
Katrina M. Adams
Howard B. Cowan
Anne Marie Davis
Gary L. Davis
David N. Dinkins
Benjamin F. Doller
Jamshid Ehsani
Lucy S. Garvin
Jane Brown Grimes
André Hawaux
Cheryl J. Haywood
John B. Hess
Carol R. Kimmelman
Robert H. Lessin
Julia A. Levering
Elizabeth L. Mathieu, Esq.
Paul L. Palandjian
Alan G. Schwartz
Fred Shen
Pam Shriver
Donald L. Tisdel
Bahar Uttam
Jonathan Vegosen
Rosalind P. Walter
Mary McLean Wilson
Barbara S. Wynne
Professional PlayerAdvisory Council
James Blake
Mary Carillo
Jim Courier
Mary Joe Fernandez
Billie Jean King
Todd Martin
MaliVai Washington
U S T A S E R V E S B O A R D O F D I R E C T O R S
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Mr. & Mrs. Leif Beck
Mr. Wade Becker
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Surgical Notes
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Drs. Richard & Wendy
Bochner
Mr. David Boies,
Boies, Schiller & Flexner, LLP
Mr. Mark Boyar
Ms. Jacqueline Brovender
Ms. Joan Bruno
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Butzlaff
Ms. Lisa Camerino,
Campus Travel
Ms. Sandy Cao,
Almaden Swim & Racquet
Club
Mr. Joseph Carter
Mr. Dilip Chakrabarti
Mr. David Chang
Ms. Amy Chanos
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First Service Williams
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Cowan Financial Group
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Fortabat
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East/West Apparel
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David & Randy Foss
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Revive Technologies
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Mr. Gerald Goodman
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Mr. Andrew Harman
Mr. & Mrs. John Harris,
Harris Family Foundation
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e Arthur and Janet
Hershaft Foundation
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N.S. Hurst, Universal
Transparent Bag Co., Inc.
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Mr. Jeffrey Jurick
Dr. Paul Kantrowich
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Mr. Seth Kaye
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La Jolla Beach & Tennis Club
Dr. Howard Kerpen
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Kimmelman Family
Foundation
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Ms. Ann Kornhauser
Ms. Marcia Kryger
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DGA Recreation
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Ms. Joyce Marx
Mr. Harvey Marx,
Sprucewood Realty
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Custom Cable Corp.
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Martin & Betty Schwab
Foundation
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Sussman
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Associates
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CT Vogel Const. Engr.
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Calicchio Family Foundation
Chicago Tennis Umpires
Council
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& Yoss
Sports Medicine &
Orthopedic Services of
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e Isidore Grossman
Foundation
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Volume 9, Issue 2 2nd Quarter 2009
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