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MERR holds Fins and Flutes at Bin 66
Bin 66 special events coordinator Mike Ohn pours a taste of rosé for MERR Executive Director Suzanne Thurman. Bin 66 held the event to give back to the community and assist MERR’s mission.
April 22, 2018
Chatting with MERR volunteer Roy Pietrovito, right, are Jim and Linda Gaskill of Lewes.
Theo and Becky Dressler from Dover buy some raffle tickets from volunteer Ginny Fornillo.
Enjoying a taste of chardonnay are Jennifer Rubenstein, left, and volunteer Diane Scobey.
Haley Schanne, a former MERR volunteer, tells her mother, Donna Schanne, about the bones on the table.
Happy to be supporting MERR and tasting some fine wine are (l-r) Cydney Joseph, Andrew Millman, Sarah Hirsch, Melissa Schwarmann and volunteer Cindi Hoffmann.
MERR Board Member Rob Rector, left, talks with volunteer Jack Gingrich, center, and Michael Tyler.
Volunteers stay busy in the kitchen preparing the hors d'oeuvres. Shown are (l-r) Linda Gaskill, Tyler Bishoff, Ellie Menser and Trish Baines
Enjoying the fundraiser are (l-r) Eileen Poling, Julia Centerna, Fran Viviona and Shirley Kerr. Vivona became a new volunteer at the event.
Volunteer Julie McCall, left, explains to new Cape Region resident Valerie Zarro what volunteering for MERR is all about.
Marine Education Research and Rehabilitation Institute held a fundraiser at Bin 66 April 8.
The fundraiser included wine tasting, appetizers prepared by MERR volunteers, raffles, a silent auction and a chance to talk with MERR’s stranding team members.
Funds raised will go to the rescue of sea mammals and sea turtles.
