Leather & Lace, a female motorcycle club organization, once again held a Bra Run as a fund raiser for the Johns Hopkins Breast Center. The event, held on april 26 and 27, 2003 fell on the same weekend as the Avon 2 Day Walk, so for the first time, Lillie Shockney , director of education and outreach, and Judy Matthews, lead survivor volunteer, were not able to attend. Terry Haas, better known as Butterkup, who is now the national VP of L&L, drove down on May 16th to Johns Hopkins for a tour followed by a formal check presentation ceremony in the Weinberg Cancer Building on May 17th. Below are photos of these two days spent at Hopkins! Thanks Butterkup!

(some images are large and may take some time to view)

 mobutrkp A photo of Dr. Nahabedian with Butterkup.
 buttermiddle A group photo of a bunch of nurses with butterkup in the middle
 domebrarun Group of Survivor Volunteers and staff gather outside of the Hopkins Dome to meet Butterkup. (Rain prevented her from riding her Harley to Hopkins this year.)
 Braruncheck Butterkup (Terry Haas), VP of Leather & Lace and Lillie Shockney (dressed also in Harley Davidson clothes) do a formal check presentation in the Weinberg Ceremonial lobby.
 Braruncheck2 -- another photo of check presentation. The Bra Run raised $4100!
 butrkuppink Lillie presents 2 gifts to Butterkup from the Breast Center--- a pair of pink scrubs making her an honorary Breast Center volunteer, and a gold pin of an angel riding a motorcycle (a guardian angel pin to keep her safe during her travels.)
 kylebutrkup Kyle Terrell, our nurse practitioner in the Breast Center, meets Butterkup.
 Lilliebutrkup Lillie and Butterkup share a moment of laughter during the presentation.
 LS2butrkup another photo of the two, who have become close friends over the last 4 years...
 LS3butrkup more photos of Leather & Lace's new Vice President with our Director of Education and Outreach
 LS5butrkup more photos of ceremony
 nagibutrkup Butterkup gets to meet Dr. Nagi Khouri, director of Breast Imaging at Johns Hopkins
 Tedbutrkup Butterkup meets Dr. Ted Tsangaris, our medical director of the Breast Center and chief of Breast Surgery at Johns Hopkins.