Event Calendar
The Sedona Women’s Garage Sale will take place on Friday March 20 and Saturday March 21 at the home of member Dawn Griffin, 95 Skyline Drive in the Village of Oak Creek. We will be raising funds for the Helen Wolfe Scholarship Fund.
We need your help to gather good usable kitchenware, dishes, glassware, small appliances in good working order, wall art, books, linens, holiday décor, jewelry, clothing, women’s accessories, craft supplies, garden items, games, puzzles, tools, sporting goods, antiques, and collectibles. No furniture or large items that cannot be transported in a car or SUV.
We will be collecting small items at the February 12 and March 12 general meetings. You can also arrange to drop things off at Diana Rigoli's home in West Sedona between January 17 and March 14. Call her at 781-589-6677 to make arrangements.
We need volunteers to help prepare for the sale beginning on Monday, March 16. We especially need volunteers to work at the beginning of the sale on morning of Friday March 20, as well as at the end of the sale on Saturday March 21 in the afternoon. The final shift will involve packing up unsold merchandise, and then we will celebrate the success of the sale with a pizza party.
Use the button at the left to volunteer for a shift. You can sign up for multiple shifts, but each needs to be a separate registration.
Contact Diana Rigoli at drigoli@aol.com or 781-589-6677, or Victoria Clark at jinxclark@aol.com or 928-284-3120, with any questions.
Empowering women with the knowledge to make informed healthcare decisions benefits not only those individuals, but is vital for healthy families, healthy communities, and a healthy society. Women are the gatekeepers of their family’s health; when women are healthier, everyone benefits. The Sedona Women are excited to present this panel on Women’s Health, which will focus on three specific health concerns: Alzheimer’s Disease, Breast Cancer, and Cardiology.
Dr Anna Burke, M.D., is the Director of the Alzheimer’s and Memory Disorders Division, and the Director of Neuropsychiatry, at Barrow Neurological Institute in Phoenix. She specializes in geriatric psychiatry and is board certified in psychiatry with a subspecialty certification in geriatric psychiatry. She completed her geriatric psychiatry fellowship at McLean Hospital, Harvard Medical School. In addition to her clinical work, Dr. Burke has led numerous clinical trials of investigational drugs, neuromodulation, environmental modifications, prevention methods, and novel neuroimaging techniques for cognitively impaired patients with neurodegenerative disorders.
Dr. Burke will help us understand the cognitive changes that are observed with dementia and how these differ from changes experienced with normal aging. In addition, she will discuss the risk factors for dementia and the preventive measures women should be aware of.
Dr. Beth DuPree, M.D., is board-certified in general surgery and integrative and holistic medicine with 38 years of experience and is a nationally and internationally recognized leader in the surgical care and management of breast cancer. In addition to the surgical oncology practice she started at Redeemer Health, Huntingdon Valley, PA, a Cooper–MD Anderson Cancer Affiliate, she serves as a medical advisor to transformative health-technology companies advancing bioelectric medicine, neuromodulation, and integrative approaches to healing. She is committed to bring transformative technologies to the forefront of western medicine.
Dr. Dupree’s career has been committed to treating diseases of the breast with state-of-the art western medical technology and educating her colleagues and the cancer community. She is a passionate advocate for promoting the true healing of the body, mind, and spirit of all her patients. Cancer survivorship begins with mental well-being.
Dr. Dupree is a highly sought-after inspirational speaker. She is dedicating the next chapter of her career to survivorship, disease prevention, and optimizing health and wellness to enhance longevity. She is the author of The Healing Consciousness: A Doctor’s Journey to Healing and Shifting Gears: Living Life With Intention. Both books are honest, deeply personal explorations of her evolution from surgeon to healer.
Dr. Dupree emphasizes that breast cancer prevention and early detection save lives.
Dr. Deirdre Donaghy, M.D., is a board certified physician in both Internal Medicine and Cardiology, associated with hospitals in both Pennsylvania and Virginia. Over the past 39 years, her primary focus has always been patient care and especially patient safety. She has also worked with industry to help assure appropriate use of cardiac testing and implantable devices, such as pacemakers and defibrillators.
Dr. Donaghy takes a personalized approach to heart health. She will advise us and help us to understand the silent signals — the early signs of cardiac disease in women and how they differ from those in men. In addition, she will discuss the most important preventive strategies for women to avoid cardiac disease.
To volunteer to help prepare for or work at the sale, go to https://thesedonawomen.com/event-6500248/Registration or contact Diana Rigoli at drigoli@aol.com or 781-589-6677, or Victoria Clark at jinxclark@aol.com or 928-284-3120.
Details will be provided when they become available.
Over the course of the next decade, trillions of dollars of wealth will land in the hands of women. Let’s get ready for this tsunami at TSW’s May presentation. Kathy Karlic, founder of Suddenly You and one of our members, will highlight some implications for estate planning, investing, and family conversations.
You can check out her website, http://www.Suddenly-You.com, and read her weekly blogs.
