Harris Hollin



Harris Hollin
Founder, CFXF
Emeritus Director, NFXF

BOARD OF ADVISORS
Martin Blackman
New York, NY
Jennifer Jaques
London, England

Elissa Boory
Cherry Hill, NJ

Nick C. Jones
Marietta, GA

Jeffrey Cohen
W. Bloomfield, MI

Ray G. Kalil
Nashville, TN

Ofer David
Haifa, Israel

Joseph Kerzner
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Rosalee Davison
Baltimore, MD

Allen Mason
Palm Beach, FL
Sheila Engelstein
Palm Beach, Florida
Alan H. Miller
Palm Beach,FL

Marti Gammon
Miami, FL

Moshe Modai
Tel Aviv, Israel

Randy Green
Pembroke Pines, Florida

Asher Naim
Jerusalem, Israel

Kimberly Grimmel
Deerfield Beach, Florida

Samuel J. Rosenfeld
Chevy Chase, MD

Joseph Gurwin
Great Neck, NY

Phyllis Siegel
Owings Mills, MD

Arnold J. Hoffman
Palm Beach, FL
Vi Werner
Minneapolis, MN
 

www.hollinbooks.com

Please visit this website and view "The Handcolored Antique Book collection of Harris N. Hollin". The CFXF Founder and President has compiled a simply amazing collection of hand colored antique books and, with pleasure, shares them on his website. Only 5% of approximately 13,000 handcolored plates are viewable now, with more added all the time. Get there by linking from www.cfxf.org!

 

UNITED WAY DONATION REMINDER
Anyone wishing to contribute to CFXF thru the United Way may do so by using our number 32236

MICHAEL LEONE JOINS OUR BUSINESS ACTION COMMITTEE

Michael Leone, of Cass, Levy and Leone, P.A., is our newest member of the Business Action Committee. Michael is the Immediate Past President of the Palm Beach Tax Institute, a member of the East Coast Estate Planning Council, and a member of the Palm Beach Planned Giving Committee of American Committee/Weizmann Institute. Michael was recently invited as a select member of professionals from the United States to visit and tour The Weizmann Institute of Science in
Israel. He took the opportunity, on our behalf, to visit with Dr. Menahem Segal, a member of our CFXF Virtual Fragile X Research Center. Michael and Dr. Segal discussed areas of current fragile X research, a conversation that Michael shared with Harris.

VERY SUCCESSFUL GOLF TOURNAMENT

All 144 slots were filled on Saturday, June 9, 2001 at the 35th Annual Associated General Contractors of America Golf Tournament at Emerald Dunes Golf Club in West Palm Beach. Every year, tournament proceeds provide a scholarship to a student in a school of construction and, this year, thanks to the generosity of CFXF Board of Advisors member Barkley Henderson and his son, Kyle, father of a fragile X affected child, a substantial portion of the proceeds will be donated to Conquer Fragile X Foundation. Look for details and photos in our next newsletter. Sincere thanks to Barkley and Kyle!!

PARENT GROUP LEADER DINNER

Harris and Sande Hollin are hosting a dinner to honor our Parent Group Leaders and others who so actively support our efforts. The dinner is planned for November 15, 2001 at The Colony Hotel in Palm Beach.


YOU DON’T HAVE TO BE A MILLIONAIRE TO LEAVE A LEGACY
Many find that the simplest and most inexpensive way to provide a gift for the future is by providing a bequest in their will or trust. If you are considering such a gift, Thank You. And, please be sure to use our proper legal name, “Conquer Fragile X Foundation”. All gifts received through wills and bequests become part of our permanent endowment fund and may be named in honor or memory of a loved one. Please feel free to call or have your attorney call, Ronald Kochman, Esq. at (561) 802-8960.
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Harris Hollin, Founder ~ Karen Fay, Past President
PO Box 37 ~ Walnut Creek, CA 94597
Tel: 925-938-9300 x1
Fax: 925-938-9315
Email:natlfx@fragilex.org
Web: www.fragilex.org

NFXF is a not-for-profit tax exempt 501c3 organization
Tax ID No 84-0960471
CFXF is a not-for-profit tax exempt 501c3 organization
Tax ID No 65-0910605