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Delaware Hospice raises funds at Boo To Do
Event organizers keep with the Hollywood Premiere theme. Shown are (l-r) Jen Sienna, public relations; Sue Bernetich, vice president of development; Peggy Dolby, assistant director of development; and Janet Luke, assistant director of development. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
November 13, 2015
Kathy Sperl-Bell does her best Carol Brady look next to the paparazzi photog Bill Bell, with Jeannie Mack as Ginger from Gilligan's Island. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Tracy Tull, left, Delaware Hospice vice president of compliance and education, and Kevin Neilson stayed around after they went Back to the Future. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Bev Crowl, public relations specialist, and Al Morris, transition coordinator, take a moment for a photo. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
A black cat and her two witches enjoy the event. Shown are (l-r) Lynn Houska, Kari Glanden and Fran Fletcher. Fletcher has volunteered at Delaware Hospice for 22 years. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Hollywood characters from a bygone era are portrayed by (l-r) Sharon and Jim Peckham and Karen and Doc Irons. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Enjoying their post-award party are Lauretta Higgins, left, and Cecily Fisher. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Did the Starship Enterprise land on PBJ planet? Shown are (l-r) Regina Hanson, Delaware Hospice volunteer Jim Porter, sponsor from Community Bank Jack Riddle and Susan Riddle. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
The Mad Hatter, Tony Houska, smiles from the keyboards with the Funsters. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
The Funsters play music for slow dancing at the event. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Danny and Sandy from Grease, aka Kevin and Ronda Douglas, wait for the band to come back onstage. Ronda Douglas is a trustee with Delaware Hospice. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Delaware Hospice held its inaugural Boo To Do costumed fundraiser at Nassau Valley Vineyards Oct. 31. Funds raised at this event will support Delaware Hospice's many programs. The Hollywood-themed event featured silent auctions, music by The Funsters, food by Nage and a photo booth.
