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CBS4 News' Ed Greene and Denver Comedian Brad Montgomery Team Up to Support Aurora Mental Health Center at May 19th Luncheon

March 19 , 2009, Aurora, CO – CBS4 News’ Ed Greene and Keynote speaker and author Brad Montgomery will come together Tuesday, May 19, 2009 in order to raise awareness and funds to support the Aurora Mental Health Center’s mission of providing quality care and programs that help people of all ages live full, productive, and happy lives. This event will take place on Tuesday, May 19th at the Crowne Plaza International Airport - Conference Center from 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Registration is required by calling Heather Jackson at (303) 617- 2313.

THe 2009 Spring Benefit Luncheon works to raise funds and awareness for Aurora Mental Health Center's programs and therapies.  All proceeds go directly to support Aurora Mental Health Center's Mission of providing quality care and programs that help people with mental health issues find hope, and the skills to live full productive, and happy lives.

Master of Ceremonies, Ed Greene is CBS4 weather and news anchor, and a senior member of Denver's working media and has been a Denver TV Newscaster for over 32 years. Ed is one of the most recognized and involved TV personalities in the community, and donates his time to emcee events so that local nonprofit organizations can raise money and awareness for good causes.

Keynote Speaker Brad Montgomery is an expert in connecting humor to the workplace. Brad will be presenting "Ordinary Magic", his most requested keynote that teaches specific, very funny tips and techniques to help people enjoy their lives, their jobs, and their family. And because Brad is a magician, we can also expect to see a magic trick or two. Brad will be helping us to lighten up and add some humor into your lives and will remind us to take ourselves less seriously - while still taking what we DO seriously. Life is fun, funny, and full of magic.

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Fort more information about this event, please call Cindy Bohl at (303) 617- 2300 or email cindybohl@aumhc.org.