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Children's Beach House holds Winter Wonder fundraiser
Gathered together early in the evening, event chairs (l-r) Philip Livingston, Stephan and Michael Maybroda pause for a photo. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
December 12, 2014
Enjoying the the winter wonder atmosphere are (l-r) Tom McCafferty, Jack Sousa and Sam Profeta. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Taking a break from viewing the art are (l-r) Ron Derr, Mary Ann Sockriter, Debbie Haggerty and Albert Schmidt. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Browsing the jewelry silent auction room are Joe Poliaski, John Borger and Neal Moerschel BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Chatting in the hallway between the gallery rooms are (l-r) Past President Ellison Carey, Board of Trustees Vice President Linda Berdine and Beach House Executive Director Rich Garrett. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Talking about all of the fine art jewelry available at the silent auction are (l-r) Dr. Deb Qualey, Lorrie Schenning and Marybeth Smith. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Socializing in the dining area are (l-r) Board of Trustees member Bernie Polinski, Sen. Ernie Lopez, R-Lewes, Janice Lopez and Emily Cunningham. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Happy to support the Children's Beach House are (l-r) Tim Winstead, and Corina and Richard Perez. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Volunteers ready to help are (l-r) Bev Eyclesheimer, Kevin Kelly, Ina Wyatt and Darlene Ravis. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Enjoying the evening's festive atmosphere are (l-r) Heather Campbell, Ximena Leon and Irene Spadaccini. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Promoting the Winter Wonder theme, the Ice Queen and her princesses were a presence throughout the building. Shown are (l-r) Kelly McCandless, Ice Queen Alena Ackland, Mary Patrick and Kaitlin Harker. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
The Children's Beach House held its Winter Wonder fundraiser Dec. 5. The event raises funds for the Children's Beach House's general operating funds. The event featured silent auctions of fine art, dinner, live music and dancing.
In a divergence from past years, the art and jewelry were limited to two of the facility's rooms for the silent auctions. On Dec 6-7, art from local and regional artists took over the entire facility.
