Rocky Mtn. News Article: Tragic End Didn't Dim Bright Star

Sally Spencer-Thomas and The Carson J Spencer Foundation are featured in a great Rocky Mountain News Article from June 19th, 2007.

June 19, 2007

Massaro: Tragic end didn't dim 'bright star'

Sally Spencer-Thomas' brother was the one she looked up to, the one who could make her laugh until her sides hurt, the one who dared her to be great.

And then her brother, Carson J. Spencer, did something that broke her heart. He killed himself.

He had suffered from mental illness - bipolar disorder. And it finally overtook him.

Read the rest of this terriffic article by clicking here.

CJSF Event News - Benefit Auction Event July 28th, 2007

The Carson J Spencer Foundation presents a Benefit Auction Event

SHINING LIGHTS OF HOPE

Please join Colorado’s First Lady Jeannie Ritter, 9News Anchor Cheryl Preheim and the Carson J Spencer Foundation as we celebrate Shining Lights of Hope, a benefit to support people living their best lives through mental health initiatives. Senator Moe Keller and Representative Debbie Stafford will be honored for their efforts to shine a light on mental health awareness. The evening’s festivities will feature a dazzling Wynkoop dinner, a sponsored Microbrew Tasting and an array of exciting items featured at both the Live and Silent Auction.

Spread the word! Register today!

Saturday, July 28 from 5:00 – 9:00 p.m.

Wynkoop Brewing Company ~ 1634 28th Street

Cost is $75 until July 20 and $100 at the door.

Two ways to register:

1. www.blacktie-colorado.com/CJSF/auction
   Events Calendar for July 28th (credit card)
2. Mail (check)

Checks should be made payable to The Carson J Spencer Foundation and sent to:

The Carson J Spencer Foundation

P.O. Box 351418

Westminster, CO 80235

Additional Information: Joyce Spencer at Bob@CarsonJSpencer.org

Sustaining a passion for life.