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Beebe Foundation holds annual Beach Bash
Enjoying the warm but windy evening are (l-r) Beebe Foundation President and CEO Judy Aliquo, Co-Chairs Jen Carroll and Robyn Rosenfeld-Aburrow, and Beebe Fondation Vice President of Development Tom Protack.
June 14, 2019
Beebe Medical Foundation held its 5th Annual Beach Bash aboard a docked Cape May-Lewes ferry June 8. The event raised funds for Beebe Healthcare’s future Emergency Department in Millville, and the Emergency Department in Lewes.
The bash had a Polynesian theme with Polynesian food, dancers, music and The Funsters.
Enjoying the warm but windy evening are (l-r) Beebe Foundation President and CEO Judy Aliquo, Co-Chairs Jen Carroll and Robyn Rosenfeld-Aburrow, and Beebe Fondation Vice President of Development Tom Protack.
Emergency Room doctors gather on the rail for a photo. Shown are (l-r) ER Director Kevin Bristowe, Beebe Healthcare’s Interim CEO Rick Schaffner, Beebe Foundation President and CEO Judy Aliquo, Beebe Foundation Vice President of Development Tom Protack, Paul Cowan ER D.O., and Monty Spangler.
Enjoying the VIP reception are (l-r) Cindy and John Abood, and Marvin and Lyn Snyder.
Enjoying the social atmosphere of the event are (l-r) Kathy Andrus, Gary Traynor, Michael and Cristy Carey, and Mardi and Monty Spangler.
Relaxing on the deck away from the wind are (l-r) sponsor Mark Cooper, Beebe Healthcare Chief Human Resources Officer Katie Halen, and sponsor Shawn Marvel.
Wearing the appropriate clothes for the theme are (l-r) Steven Young, Beebe Healthcare’s System Analyst James Carfango, and Terry Young.
Having fun at the event are sponsors Mindi and Robert Tunnell, and Derek and Christin Charles.
Having fun despite the tight space upstairs are (l-r) Anne Michele Kuhns, Beebe Healthcare board member Mike Meoli, State Auditor Kathy McGuiness and Rehoboth Beach Mayor Paul Kuhns.
Gathering for a photo are (l-r) Hazel Brisker, Marilyn Feld, Art Brisker, Beebe Healthcare board Chair David Herbert and Sue Towers.
Representing the Delaware Anesthesiology Associates are (l-r) Jillian Dashiell, Taylor Keen and Yin Lim.
Tino’s Hawaiian Entertainment brought dancers and musicians from Cape May. Two of the dancers were teaching Hula to some brave volunteers. Hula students are (l-r) Chris Phillips, Bea Johnson and Erin Walls.
The Funsters took over after Tino’s Hawaiian Entertainment and got the people out onto the dance floor.
