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Easter Seals stat i usa Names Dr. Bob Fisher This Year&#;s Recipient
Easter Seals stat i usa announced Tuesday the Nashvillian of the Year recipient, Belmont University President Dr. Robert (Bob) Fisher. Easter Seals CEO, Susan Armiger, Board Member Samuel Howard and previous Nashvillian, Aubrey Harwell, Jr., made the announcement at the traditional Hall of Honor Reception hosted bygd previous Nashvillian of the Year honorees at the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce office.
Fisher will be honored at the 17th annual Nashvillian of the Year Celebration on the evening of April 20 at the Hilton Nashville Downtown. Event proceeds benefit Easter Seals stat i usa, an organization dedicated to helping children and adults with disabilities live with greater independence.
Since , the Nashvillian of the Year award has been given to Nashville’s notable leaders who best exemplify the qualities of leadership that ensure that Nashville continues to be a better place to live. Each year past hono
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Charities:
Elyse lends her auctioneer skills to the following charities (only a select few are listed).
- American Cancer Society, Brooklyn
- Beneficiaries of the Chesapeake Wine Auction, Virgina Beach
- Brooke Jackman Foundation, New York
- Common Cents: Penny Harvest, New York
- Comedy Hall of Fame, New York
- Cerebral Palsy, New York
- Food Bank of Westchester, New York
- Guiding Eyes for the Blind, New York
- Hope Lodge, New York
- Jacobs Cure, New York
- Long Island Land Alliance
- Make A Wish, New York
- Michael Feinglass Cancer Foundation
- NBA Hall of Fame, Inductee Weekend, Springfield, MA
- Nassau County Museum of Art
- North Shore LIJ/ Feinstein Institute for Medical Research
- Sallie Foundation
- Sentimental Journeys, Longue Vue Gardens, New Orleans, LA
- Sid Jacobson JCC, Roslyn New York
- United Way, Miami
- Sunrise Day Camp
Appearances:
- Nate Berkus Show, Check local listings
- Clean House New York, Style Network, check local listing
- History Detectives, check PBS listings.
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The basic steps are Identify, History, Research, Condition, Rarity and Comparable.
IDENTIFY
I start my evaluation of an object by simply asking myself what it it?
You do not need to be an expert to do this. Consider the size, material, style and condition. Look for evidence of attribution, such as a signature, stamp, copyright or maker markings. Once you know any of these, it can help you IDENTIFY the piece, which is the first step of appraising.
HISTORY
Once you think you have identified the piece, try to learn the HISTORY.
How old is it? What is/was it used for? What is it’s historical connection? How important was this object at the time? Is is connected to a historical event, person or place?
RESEARCH
Now we know a bit about the object and the history, but we need more. Time to research.
The best place to start this RESEARCH is the internet. You can get quick facts and good leads. Usually to get the best information you will need to turn to primary sources. Go to