Click here to download the 2011 Spring Tribute Ad Journal Program Thank you to our generous 2011 Sponsors!
Your support made this event the most successful in its history with 850 guests raising in excess of $170,000 in net revenue for the Brain Injury Association of Michigan.
Chuck Seigerman, PhD, PC
Dr. Owen & Sheila Perlman
Advanced Home Care
AxioBionics
Universal Institute & Therapeutic Rehab Center
Quality Care Consulting
Associates in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation PC
Dignitas, Inc
Cooper Standard
Robert B. Ancell & Associates
Computer Rehabilitation Consultants
Deborah Bihun PhD, PC
Dignitas, Inc
Janice Hansen, PhD
Dotty Harndon Creedon & Vincent Schoenrock
Law Offices of Paul Zebrowski & Associates
Medical Team, Inc
Romanzi & Atnip, PC
Sav-On LTC Pharmacy
Testpointe Diagnostics Inc
Michigan Transportation Services, Inc
Pontiac Trail Pharmacy
Ambrose Rehabilitation and Counseling Center
The Bottle Crew
Dr. Terry & Carolyn Bradford – Behavior Therapy Services
Cardinal Healthcare, LLC
Case Management Plus, Inc.
Dr. David Beltzman
Drs. Douglas & Margo Woll
Functional Rehabilitation, Inc.
Goodwin & Scieszka, P.C.
Guardian Angel Healthcare, Inc.
Lakeland Center
Linda Leone & Associates
Lipton Law Center, P.C.
Liss, Seder & Andrews, P.C.
McCormick Rehabilitation Associates, Inc.
Michael & Pamela Dabbs
Michigan Agency Alliance
Quality Home Medical Equipment
Richstone, Bassett & Mauch, P.C.
Spectrum Health Neuro Rehabilitation Services
Speech, Language & Reading Services
Superior Care Consultants, Inc.
Tapper’s Diamonds & Fine Jewelry
Dr. Mark Upfal & Lynn Brouwers
Willowbrook Rehabilitation Services
YogaMedics, LLC
Congratulations to the following 2011 Legacy Award Recipients
Community Service & Leadership Award
John C. Cornack, MPM, NHA
John Cornack has over twenty years of service dedicated to the healthcare field. He is a graduate from Carnegie Mellon University with a Masters of Public Management degree. He is well-versed in corporate program development and implementation, as well as, staff recruitment and retention. Mr. Cornack has a wide range of training experience for any audience size. He enjoys discussing subjects such as; Healthcare quality assurance, continuous quality improvement (CQI), customer service, sales performance techniques, quality indicator analysis and training, trends in healthcare and computer training. With his unique management style, Mr. Cornack is a ‘hands on’ administrator. Guests on campus should not be surprised to see him shoveling snow, playing cards with clients or conducting an exercise group in the mornings.
John returned to Eisenhower Center in October of 2004 as Program Director. He quickly adapted to the clients and staff, learning every detail to increase the quality of lives of the clients that he serves. His position changed slightly to a Vice President role, working on increasing personal touches and ‘Wowing’ the customer. Now as the President of Eisenhower Center, Mr. Cornack is on the pulse of preserving and improving the brain injury rehabilitation system. He holds positions on the Michigan Brain Injury Providers Counsel (MBIPC) and the Coalition to Protect Auto No-Fault (CPAN) as Treasurer and President respectively.
Outside of his professional life, he spends his time with his lovely wife Lisa. For 27+ years they have been inseparable even when living apart. Their greatest pride and joy is their daughter Alexa, a most special individual. She is about to bring another miracle into their family and bless John and Lisa with a grandchild. John is an active basketball coach, tennis player and sports enthusiast. Every great sports team comes from the Pittsburgh area, just ask him. At John’s side two or three days per week is his wonderful English Golden Retriever, Montague. Staff and clients alike enjoy giving their attention to the facility mascot and therapeutic pet.
Many wonderful themes present themselves when in a conversation with John but a consistent message will always shine through…
Finding value in every step we take is where happiness and life’s little fulfillments are experienced. Here’s to finding those individuals who will be part of our next adventure.
Professional Service Award
Robert E. Logeman, Esq.
Bob Logeman has been an active advocate as a lawyer for no fault claimants since the inception of Michigan no fault insurance. He has represented many brain injured survivor’s and their families for no fault benefits including attendant care for over thirty years.He graduated from Michigan State University in 1969 and attended the University of Michigan Law School where he graduated in 1973. He then joined a law firm in Ypsilanti, Michigan where he practiced for over twenty years focusing on no fault first party and third party litigation. In 1998 his office moved to Ann Arbor. Within a few years of being admitted to the Bar, he argued a no fault case in the Michigan Supreme Court. He has argued many automobile negligence and no fault cases in both the Supreme Court and the Court of Appeals.
He is currently a member of the law firm of Logeman & Iafrate, P.C., in Ann Arbor, Michigan. He is a member of the Michigan Association for Justice, the State Bar of Michigan, Washtenaw County Bar Association, the U.S. District Court, Eastern and Western Districts of Michigan, United States Circuit Court of Appeals.
Mr. Logeman is the author of all three editions and supplements to the ICLE “Michigan No Fault Automobile Cases: Law and Practice” which has been an authoritative no fault textbook for over two decades. Mr. Logeman also contributes as an author to the “Michigan Causes of Action Formbook” (ICLE) and Torts: “Michigan Law and Practice”. He has delivered more than 70 lectures on no fault law and made presentations in the area of personal injury, negligence, no fault, and trial practice.
His speaking engagements include being the moderator, program designer, and speaker of the ICLE annual no fault update since 1978. He has also been a speaker at the Implementation of No Fault Law in Ontario, Canada. He is a frequent speaker at multiple seminars involving the Michigan Association for Justice. He is also involved with teaching no fault law at Cooley Law School in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Mr. Logeman is married to Margie, his wife. Mr. Logeman has one daughter, Adrienne Logeman-Cox and a deceased daughter, Alyssa Logeman. Mr. Logeman also has four stepchildren, Matthew Weed, Stephanie Arnold, Lindsey Delhaney and Jason Weed. In addition, Bob and Margie have a total of eight grandchildren.
2010 Legacy Society Spring Tribute
Last year’s event raised in excess of $145,905 in net income for the Brain Injury Association of Michigan – this is a real tribute to each of you, our supporters, for which we are most thankful.
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You can view pictures from the 2011 Legacy Society's Spring Tribute Dinner on our Facebook page
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