Dr. Peter Bach, MD, MAPP...
is a pulmonologist/intensivist with expertise in quality of care and epidemiologic research methods at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. With his wife, Ruth, they split their time between their homes in Sag Harbor and Brooklyn.

Steve Beyers...
has had a distinguished career in journalism, including the post of Editor-in-Chief of National Geographic/Adventure where he also developed films and books under the National Geographic imprint. He resides in both Sag Harbor and New York City with his wife, Heather Kilpatrick. Tow of Steve's family members died of cancer.

Tony Brandt...
is a long-time resident of Sag Harbor and noted essayist, whose most recent work includes editing the journals of Lewis and Clark…his brother battled cancer.

Duncan Darrow...
is a lawyer who splits his time between New York and Sag Harbor. His mother died of cancer six years ago, helping to inspire his involvement in the field of cancer care by enlisting community volunteers... also trained as a hospice volunteer.

Sue Davies...
is a prominent member of the East Hampton community and supportive of many local organizations for years; her mother recently died of cancer. Sue has extensive experience with cancer care challenges on the East End.

Ben Gillikin...
has been a senior executive in the cosmetics industry for the past 38 years. Recently he retired from corporate life to pursue new business ventures. With his wife, Deb, they are now spending more time in their East Hampton home…his sister recently battled cancer.

Tuck Hardie...
is a Senior Partner in the investment banking firm of Houlihan Lokey and has spent summers in Amagansett. He has been a critically important caregiver to family members who have been touched by cancer.

Renue Hausen, M.D. ...
is a board-certified radiation oncologist and the director of North Fork Radiation Oncology located in Riverhead. She is a member of the medical staffs of Southampton Hospital, Peconic Bay Medical Center, and Eastern Long Island Hospital. She has been serving patients on both the North and the South Forks since 1999.

Martin S. Karpeh, Jr., M.D. ...
is the Chairman of the Department of Surgery and the Director of Surgical Oncology at Beth Israel and St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospitals in New York City. Dr. Karpeh, his wife, Julianne, and their children split their time between homes in New York City and Shelter Island.

Lisa Matlin...
with her husband, David, and her child the Matlin Family splits their time between an apartment in New York and a home in the Hamptons. Lisa has had a successful careers in Financial Services and Specialty Retailing and is on the Board of several non-profit groups.

Barbara McLaughlin...
spent several years heading up the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center's fundraising arm known as the Society. With her husband, Kevin and their children, Barbara splits her time between homes in Sag Harbor and New York City.

Cathy Peacock...
has enjoyed a successful career in the financial services industry and, with her husband resides in Amagansett..

Richard Perlman...
is one of Wall Street's most innovative investors and turnaround experts. Richard and his wife, Ellen, split their time between Sag Harbor, New York City and Sun Valley and have been generous supporters of many community initiatives on the East End.

Rosemarie Slevin Perocchia, RN...
for over twenty years, Rosemarie managed a staff of over thirty cancer information specialists who were a central feature of a national "helpline" for cancer patients, sponsored by the National Cancer Institute.

Ed Tirrell...
a Wall Street executive for 25 years now living in Texas with his wife and son, often visits the East End. Both his parents died of cancer and Ed has an abiding interest in cancer care issues.