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CHEF Winter Jam attracts hundreds to Cape High benefit
BY DENY HOWETH
February 6, 2014
On board for the Winter Jam are (l-r) Karen Falk, CHEF board member; Kim Hoey Stevenson, CHEF development director; and Lyn Buck, Winter Jam committee member. BY DENY HOWETH
Gathered are (l-r) Michael DiPaolo, executive director, Lewes Historical Society; wife Jill DiPaolo; Emily Cunningham; and Tim Winstead, lieutenant governor chief of staff. BY DENY HOWETH
The Funsters get the crowd moving. BY DENY HOWETH
Dick Bryan auctions off several top-dollar items during Winter Jam. BY DENY HOWETH
Ciff and Katherine Diver support CHEF. BY DENY HOWETH
Onstage for Winter Jam are (l-r) Ken Tonge, Sherman Ward, Keith Mack, Greg Mack, and Dickie Messick. BY DENY HOWETH
Grier White, left, and Jon Fletcher lay it down. BY DENY HOWETH
The Photo Booth offered tons of props for Kevin McTigue and Nancy VanDyke, photogenic participants. BY DENY HOWETH
Jen McKean, left, and Trina Gumbs look over the silent auction items. BY DENY HOWETH
Sharing a smile are (l-r) Susan Donahue, Cape Henlopen High School Principal Brian Donahue, and Rep. Steve Smyk, R-Milton. BY DENY HOWETH
The Cape Henlopen Educational Foundation hosted a record turnout of 400 supporters at the annual Winter Jam held Jan. 24 at the Rehoboth Beach Convention Center. Raising funds for teacher grants, character education programs and student performing arts scholarships through the silent auction, live auction and admission fees, retail businesses and community support make this event a success. Live music was provided by the Funsters and Love Seed's Rick Arzt.
