Originally from Washington, D.C., Tommie Macon has been raised on music.  Music was always a big part of her life.  “Music was always in my home, day and night, seven days a week”.   Tommie especially loves jazz and ballads.  “You can always find the meaning of the story in the song when you sing a nice slow ballad”.   Tommie is presently the lead vocalist and band leader for Tommie Macon and the Gentle Men of Jazz.  This is a professional entertainment group that is in high demand and provides fine music at various venues throughout the greater Atlanta area and in and out of the state of Georgia.  In addition to performing, you can hear Tommie’s voice on various voice over commercials for several Atlanta businesses and she also wrote and co-directed the Atlanta based musical “WHERE THE GOOD SONGS GO”.  You can presently find Miss Macon performing regularly at Altobeli’s Italian Restaurant in Johns Creek Georgia.  If you are into smooth jazz and soft tones then look no further because Tommie can fit the bill.

 

EMORY WINSHIP CANCER INSTITUTE OF EMORY UNIVERSITY

Emory Winship Cancer Institute of Emory University is a national leader in seeking out new ways to defeat cancer and in translating that knowledge into patient care. Research, teaching, and clinical care at Winship are inextricably linked in the only NCI-Designated Comprehensive Cancer Center in the state of Georgia. Winship is at the forefront of cancer research and discovery. From basic investigation to clinical and translational research to population-based outcomes, Winship places a strong emphasis on identifying how to overcome health disparities and how to truly impact Georgia’s cancer challenges. Winship’s programs are trailblazing new approaches and methods to prevent, diagnose, and treat patients with devastating cancers; programs that allow us to simultaneously care for patients and conduct research that can then have on impact far beyond Emory’s walls. Philanthropic support allows Winship to implement visionary plans to care for patients, educate the next generation of healthcare professional – and ultimately defeat cancer.