Dr. Stephanie Graff
Reprinted courtesy of Leawood Lifestyle Magazine.
ll Who/what lives in your house?
sg Myself, my husband, Jason, our children Gabriel (4) and Harper (9 months).
ll Do you work outside the home? If so, where?
sg I work at Midwest Cancer Care at Re- search Medical Center and Menorah Medi- cal Center—I am a medical oncologist spe- cializing in breast cancer.
ll Are you a native Kansas Citian or trans- planted to the area?
sg I grew up in Hermann, Mo.
ll What’s the strangest thing in your purse right now?
sg My purse currently has a breast pump and a fantasy football draft magazine— doesn’t yours?
ll What is your favorite ‘pamper yourself’ or splurge item?
sg A trip to Bijin Salon for a massage or facial.
ll What is your guiltiest food pleasure?
sg Macaroni and cheese—fancy grown-up or blue box—love it—my ultimate comfort food.
ll What is the title of a book on your bed- side table?
sg I’m reading the Wool series—currently on book three, Dust.
ll How would your best friend describe you?
sg “Ultra competent, possibly super-hu- man. A force of nature.”
ll Which organization gets most of your volunteer time?
sg My church—Colonial Church in Prairie Village, the American Cancer Society and Susan G. Komen for the Cure.
ll Where was your best vacation ever?
sg Taking the kids to Disney World—magic through the eyes of a child.
ll What is your favorite date night restaurant?
sg La Bodega
ll What is the best thing about living in Leawood?
sg The amazing parks and children’s resources.
ll What do your record on the DVR?
sg Downton Abbey. Is it 2014 yet?
ll What is your favorite cocktail?
sg French Martini
ll Where do you wish your husband would buy your next gift?
sg Where do they sell naps?
ll What is your favorite sports team?
sg Go Chiefs!
ll Do you have a favorite gadget or gizmo?
sg Two apple products—a red Victorio ap- ple peeler which make the most fabulous peeled apple slices for snacks or pies, and of course my iPhone.
ll Share a unique or interesting fact about yourself or your college years?
sg I was the county fair queen.
