All Stars, All Fun: A Cappella with the 17th Street All Stars
An evening of powerhouse harmonies and good vibes from classic doo-wop to contemporary hits—all without a single instrument.
Honoring the Elaine Wolf L’Dor V’Dor Award recipient Robert Friedman!
Thursday, August 21 from 6:00 – 9:00pm
Dinner buffet* with savory favorites to sweet finales at
Grant-Humphreys Mansion
770 Pennsylvania Street, Denver
Complimentary valet parking
RSVP by August 11!
Tickets
VIP: $250 includes a pre-party and full screen tribute
General Admission: $150
Business casual attire
*Kosher meal available upon request
Meet our Honoree Rob Friedman
Rob is happily embracing retirement after an accomplished 45-year career in healthcare, where he served as both a consultant and executive with organizations such as Deloitte Consulting, R.A. Friedman & Associates, North Highland Consulting, Centura Health, and Kaiser Permanente – National.
Rob is happily embracing retirement after an accomplished 45-year career in healthcare, where he served as both a consultant and executive with organizations such as Deloitte Consulting, R.A. Friedman & Associates, North Highland Consulting, Centura Health, and Kaiser Permanente – National.
Since moving to Colorado in 1980, Rob has also been a dedicated leader in Jewish communal life, notably serving as Chairman of the Board at Kavod Senior Life and contributing his time and vision to numerous community initiatives.
Rob and his wife Debbie—celebrating their 50th anniversary this year—are the proud parents of eight children (including in-law children) and doting grandparents to nine grandchildren.
Story Behind the Venue
The Grant-Humphreys Mansion was built in 1902 in a Beaux-Arts style commissioned by James Benton Grant, the third Governor of Colorado. The mansion was sold to another influential family, the Humphreys, best remembered for opening Denver’s first airport. In 1976, it was bequeathed to History Colorado, so that future generations of Coloradans could continue to enjoy the beauty of the building.
The Grant-Humphreys Mansion was built in 1902 in a Beaux-Arts style commissioned by James Benton Grant, the third Governor of Colorado. The mansion was sold to another influential family, the Humphreys, best remembered for opening Denver’s first airport. In 1976, it was bequeathed to History Colorado, so that future generations of Coloradans could continue to enjoy the beauty of the building.
For questions or sponsorship interest, contact Gaile Weisbly Waldinger at 720.382.7819