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Photos - 2009 Annual Breakfast


Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation Annual Breakfast 2009 at the Rainbow Room	Damon Runyon Cancer Researchers Christine H. Chung, MD, and John L. Rinn, PhD

Richard T. Clark of Merck & Co., Inc, describes the challenge of cancer research	Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation Chairman Dale F. Frey

Damon Runyon Executive Director, Lorraine W. Egan, welcomes the Rainbow Room audience	Jerry Marshall, John Angelo and Judy Angelo at the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation Annual Breakfast 2009

Larry Bossidy introduces Richard T. Clark of Merck and Co., Inc.	NY1’s Roma Torre, Steve Jacobs with Lorraine Egan

Joe Kernen of CNBC’s Squawk Box speaks	Larry Bossidy, Joe Kernen and Dale Frey at the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation Annual Breakfast 2009

Damon Runyon Cancer Researcher John L. Rinn, PhD, describes genetic origami	Damon Runyon Cancer Researcher Christine H. Chung, MD

Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation Annual Breakfast 2009	Morning coffee at the Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation Annual Breakfast 2009