Share:
Battle of the Bartenders a Barrel of Fun
Fundraiser for Delaware Hospice a success
Hospice staff members were support for the celebrity bartenders (l-r) Midge Dinatale, Hospice bereavement counselor; Peggy Dolby, assistant director of developement for Hospice; Al Morris, Hospice Transitions coordinator; while Beth Copeland, director for Griswold Care prepares to take to the bar. BY DENY HOWETH
October 1, 2015
Batenders Camillo Ciamaricone AKA Tommy Bunns, (l-r) Claire Walsh, Kelly Conaway and Sean Reick gather for a photograph before the fun begins. BY DENY HOWETH
Butch Archer, Maryellen Kiernan, Maggie Lingo and Gail Mack (l-r) support Hospice during the Battle of the Bartenders. BY DENY HOWETH
Susan Lloyd, left, president and CEO of Delaware Hospice, joins Barbie McDaniel, Hospice physician representative, during the event. BY DENY HOWETH
Darlene Robinson, PRN at Hospice and Midge Dinatale, Hospice bereavement counselor are all smiles at the event. BY DENY HOWETH
Celebrity bartenders Maryellen Kiernan and Tom King pause for a photograph between pours. BY DENY HOWETH
Ben King, Tom King, Larry Hyland, Deputy Sheriff Eric Swanson and Sheriff Robert Lee are ready to take care of the thirsty crowd. BY DENY HOWETH
Jillian and Jessica Gardner (l-r) are ready to enjoy dinner at the Hospice event after they pose with certified Hospice volunteers Regina Hansen and Jim Porter. BY DENY HOWETH
Griswold Care's Beth Copeland and The Closet Works owner Eric Schmidt prepare to battle for the fundraiser. BY DENY HOWETH
Heather Pleasants, director of marketing at Genesis Healthcare, brought the show with her, complete with her own cocktail creation. BY DENY HOWETH
Hospice staffers Kelly Conaway, left, and Claire Walsh pose with good friend Michael Redman, center. BY DENY HOWETH
Nearly 20 celebrity bartenders gathered at Bethany Blues in Lewes Sept. 23 to tend bar for a cause. The guest bartender fundraiser enjoyed a packed house with guests ordering drinks and food for a great cause. All of the bartender tips and 20% of dinner orders were donated.
