Hilaria Baldwin's parents David Thomas and Kathryn Hayward in the FB picture seated at a table with Spanish politician Pere Rotger Llabres at an event for childhood sexual abuse prevention NGO RANA Foundation in May 2016. Here's another post from their website:

"RANA Roars into the 1920s to Help Fund its Childhood Sexual Abuse Prevention Mission"

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By David L. Thomas, Jr. and Kathryn Hayward, MD

"This past Friday night we attended the annual gala to support RANA, a Mallorcan non-profit organization that works to prevent childhood sexual abuse and treat adult survivors. RANA is now over 10 years old and this year won the coveted Ramón Llull award for humanitarian work in the Balearic Islands (Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza and Formentera).

RANA and most other social service organizations had a difficult time during the economic downturn of the past few years, the “crisis” as it is called here. Thanks to the generosity of Alec and Hilaria Baldwin in 2014 and 2015, RANA not only weathered the crisis but continued to grow and published an English translation of its book used for teaching elementary school children. Significant gifts were made through The Alec Baldwin Foundation facilitated by International Integrators.

This year the gala was sold out and support for the organization´s mission also was evident in the silent and live auctions as well as the raffles. And governmental and other support is beginning to be available again.

Liz and team RANA gala 5-20-16But let´s face it. The gala was FUN. Its theme was the Great Gatsby and the 1920s, complete with props for each person who attended as they were photographed upon arrival. Liz Homberg, president and founder, is an American who has raised her children in Mallorca with her German husband, Karl. She and the rest of the RANA team were in high spirits and the effort was also supported by 17 teenagers who volunteered their time to assist with the logistics of greeting patrons, selling raffle tickets, holding auction items and circulating the silent auction bidding lists. Those attending came from Mallorca and other parts of Spain as well as from at least 15 other countries.

The city of Inca where we live was well represented, including by the 8 people who attended with us this year. Among them were Pere Rotger Llabrés, former mayor of Inca and former President of Parliament of the Balearic Islands, and his wife, Catalina Genestra Villalonga, who leads the 4 COS4S initiative for International Integrators.

RANA will continue to have challenges in meeting the needs of children, their families and adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse and in raising the financial support required to pursue its mission. The strong show of support at the gala is an indication that its collaborators are ready, willing and able to help fund and grow the organization."

RANA Foundation gala video from 2014.

spot Hilaria Baldwin's parents at 0:40

video message from Alec Baldwin and Hilaria at 1:09

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RANA Foundation founder Liz Homberg receiving a certificate of appreciation at the US Embassy in Madrid back in 2016

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Am I on the right track?

Alec Baldwin is married to Hilaria Baldwin, whose parents live in Majorca and have attended more than one RANA Foundation (child abuse prevention NGO) event, which was founded by Liz Homberg, who was given a certificate of appreciation from the US Embassy in Madrid in 2016, whose ambassador at the time was James Costos, who is good friends with the Obamas and was appointed by BO. Michelle visited James Costos on a solo trip to Majorca last year!

majorcadailybulletin.com/news/local/2017/08/29/49049/michelle-obama-jets-into-majorca.html

"The former US ambassador to Spain, James Costos, told the Bulletin recently that he was going to invite the Obamas to Majorca and it appears that he has.

A special security operation was mounted yesterday when Michelle Obama landed at Palma airport just after 6am. She spent the day at the Ses Planes finca in Esporles, the property of Marieta Salas, which James Costos has rented for the summer. She later went to Banyalbufar.

She is understood to be spending the best part of a week on the island and this is not the first time the former first lady has visited Majorca. She spent a few hours on the island at the Marivent Palace during the summer of 2010 while she and her daughter Sasha were on holiday in Spain. They enjoyed a light supper with King Juan Carlos, Queen Sofia, Princess Elena and the present Queen Letizia."

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Costos and Smith also seem pretty important!!

elpais.com/elpais/2017/02/15/inenglish/1487158607_333132.html

"The summers that Costos and Smith spent in Mallorca over a 10-year period help to explain why Spain was the destination chosen for them by Obama. The new ambassador ignored superstition, and arrived in his new adoptive home on September 13, 2013, a Friday no less, and chose the same supposedly unlucky day for his leaving party, in January 2017. Between these two dates, his residence in the Castellana boulevard in Madrid became a meeting point for entrepreneurs, artists, politicians, journalists, movie directors and members of the military. It became a place where the art of hospitality reached heights not seen for decades, and where scenes more akin to an F. Scott Fitzgerald novel were seen, rather than those of today’s glossy magazines. “One of the first decisions we took was to use the ambassador’s residence as a platform to connect with the Spanish community and look at it as an opportunity to invite Americans to visit Spain, and thus promote tourism.”

Sarah Jessica Parker, John Kerry, Harrison Ford and Martha Stewart are just a few of the illustrious and diverse visitors to a house that, having been refurbished by Smith and with a stunning collection of contemporary art, also became a space for culture. A bastion for cultural diplomacy, one that Costos defends. “Michael and I wanted to open up our home in the same way that the Obamas had opened the presidential house in Washington. We started to invite people from the worlds of culture and politics and we sought a cross-pollination with Spanish civil society. If we received a visit from a business leader, we would mix it with members of the military, artists, designers or doctors. Before, the parties in this area were very much focused on different sectors. We broke with the protocols, something that sometimes caused confusion and surprise. But everything that we did here was thought through.”

Recognized as the best hosts in the capital, they developed social activities that always masked a determined purpose under an effervescent surface. This is something that was not always reflected in mundane news stories, which, above all else, trivialized the couple’s nocturnal schedule. “I think that to start with that part of our activities was not properly understood,” Costos says. “I had to clarify several things. And we started to talk about those parties and receptions as events with a purpose and meaning. There were strategic reasons for every one of them. And every person who was invited had been carefully chosen. It was a pleasure to find myself in my home with people I didn’t know and see them interact with other people with whom they could establish an advantageous relationship. This is the power of this platform. The aim of foreign policy is to get to know other cultures and ways of thinking and to learn from it. It’s about knocking down walls and barriers and building bridges, friendships and alliances.”"

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Also found an art connection and a dead holistic MD connection!! Hilaria Baldwin's mom is FB friends with dead ABC News doctor Jamie Zimmerman. Hilaria's parents also seem to be into holistic medicine and spiritual retreats in Spain.

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masslive.com/entertainment/index.ssf/2016/03/charles_hayward_final_lecture.html

Charles "Chuck" Hayward is related to Hilaria Baldwin somehow, I think he might be her grandfather? He's described as a "retired art professor, art historian, world traveler and artist." Chuck has "a long history with the museums, from leading tours all over the world with his wife, Irene, to being the person to give the most lecture talks since they began nearly 40 years ago."

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masslive.com/news/index.ssf/2016/10/obituaries_today_irene_hayward.html

"Irene Hayward was free of suitcases and carry-on bags when she journeyed on Friday. Her family encircled her in the living room, singing "Goodnight Irene," "Amazing Grace," "I'm Leaving on a Jet Plane" and "Let it Be." While they sang "Over the River and Through the Woods," she took her last breath and passed. A 1954 graduate of Massachusetts General Hospital's nursing program, she and her husband Chuck guided thousands of people during more than 100 cultural tours in countries on 5 continents. Through both their own tour organization, Hayward Cultural Tours, and their work with the Springfield Library and Museums Association, they visited so many places that they jokingly remarked, "We know the location of the ladies' rooms in virtually all of the world's most famous museums.""

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healthnutnews.com/31-yo-holistic-md-best-selling-author-found-dead-in-hawaii/

"I am truly sad to share the news of the tragic death of 31 year old holistic MD Jamie Zimmerman. I’m not going to officially call her as the thirteenth doctor in my unintended series of holistic doctor deaths at this time, as it was allegedly an accident.

We knew many of these doctors and our heart goes out to their friends and family.

Dr. Jamie Zimmerman was alone when she allegedly slipped and died in Hawaii.

She was a famous author and holistic MD who was about to begin a collaborative project with Deepak Chopra, MD, before her untimely demise.

Here is her bio as it appears on Huffington Post (who she wrote for frequently):

Jamie Zimmerman, M.D. is a physician, meditation teacher and author who lectures internationally on “meditation medicine” and living your calling. A meditator since age 16, Jamie has had the privilege of studying with many of today’s leading instructors, teaches in Spanish and English, and offers free guided meditations at www.jamiez.tv. Her voice has been featured on ABC.com, Yahoo News, MindBodyGreen, and The Huffington Post. Passionate about global health, Jamie has lived and worked around the globe – from Belize, Haiti and the Thai/Burma border to Congolese refugee camps and the Amazon rainforest. She believes that healing – on the individual and global level – happens from the inside out. In this vein, she recently organized and hosted a “Unite for Peace” event with bestselling author Marianne Williamson in New York City. As a teenager, Jamie performed on such shows as 7th Heaven, Boston Public and The Practice. She is currently a medical journalist at ABC National News. Outside of work, she loves spending time in nature, exploring museums, yoga classes, cafes, and live music with friends.

From the article:

Shocked ABC News staffers are mourning the tragic death of a doctor and reporter from the network’s medical unit who drowned while on vacation in Hawaii.

Jamie Zimmerman, 31, was apparently alone when she lost her footing while trying to cross the Lumahai River on Kauai’s north shore and was swept out to sea around 4 p.m. Monday."

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variety.com/2015/biz/news/jamie-zimmerman-dead-abc-news-doctor-1201618837/

"ABC News Doctor Jamie Zimmerman Dies After Hawaiian Accident"

Jamie Zimmerman, who served as a doctor and reporter for the ABC News medical unit, drowned while on vacation in Hawaii. She was 31.

According to a note from ABC News President James Goldston to staff, Zimmerman was attempting to cross the Lumahai River on Kauai’s north shore when she lost her footing and was swept out to sea. Zimmerman’s mother, Jordan Zimmerman, confirmed her death with a message on Zimmerman’s Facebook page.

“Those of you who knew Jamie or perhaps read some of her writings knew that she loved people above all else. It was her passion to be of service and teaching meditation was her calling,” Jordan Zimmerman wrote. “In her short 31 years Jamie traveled the globe representing America as a caring mindfulness ambassador. Her accomplishments included helping Congolese refugees in Zambia, volunteering in a cash-strapped hospital in India, building classrooms in Uganda, and working with indigenous people on the Amazon in Peru. Jamie served as a United Nations Global Health representative in Haiti and she even taught meditation at the U.S. Capitol.

“She was honored with UCLA’s prestigious Charles E. Young Humanitarian Award, was a Rhodes Scholar finalist, and earned the title of Dr. Jamie at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine. Jamie wrote for the Huffington Post, Sonima, and Mind Body Green. Most recently she interviewed Deepak Chopra and had planned to collaborate with him on his new project giyo.com. All this was in addition to her work with ABC News in their Medical Unit as well as The (Goldie) Hawn Foundation where she trained educators and school administrators to teach meditation to children.”

Along with contributing to research for ABC’s medical unit, Zimmerman also offered meditation sessions for the ABC News staff in New York, according to Goldston. She had also made a documentary on Congolese refugee camps.