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Karen Eastmoore, featured speaker Supreme Court of the United States Associate Justice Antonin Scalia, Ringling College of Art and Design student Grace Cheung and Town Hall 2015 Chairwoman Nancy Morgan
Mike and Roxie Jerde with Larry Eger and Susan Burns
Jim Johnson, Bonnie Platten and Carol Pregont
Bob Keller, Susan Blackburn, Eli Karter and Donna and Hugh Woltzen
Platinum Appreciation Dinner Chairwoman Chris Lindsay and Town Hall 2015 Chariwoman Nancy Morgan
Platinum Appreciation Dinner Chairwoman Chris Lindsay and Town Hall 2015 Chariwoman Nancy Morgan
Holly Logan and Linda Whitacre
Rebekah Parker and Mitchell Epstein with Jennifer and Paul Grondahl
Bonnie Polk, Susan Park and Platinum Appreciation Dinner Chairwoman Chris Lindsay
Featured speaker Supreme Court of the United States Associate Justice Antonin Scalia with Ringling College of Art and Design student Grace Cheung
Joel Schleicher, Tramm Hudson, Ron Ciaravella, Pat Neal and Richard Dorfman
Mark Schwartz and James Park
Dr. Chris Sforzo and Terri Vitale
Tom and Anne Sherman with Leslie Juron and Jay Price
Pat and Dr. Larry Thompson with Stephanie Grosskreutz
Ringling College Library Association hosted its 2015 Town Hall Platinum Appreciation Dinner featuring speaker Supreme Court of the United States Associate Justice Antonin Scalia on Monday, March 9, at Hyatt Regency Sarasota.
Lisa Walsh, featured speaker Supreme Court of the United States Associate Justice Antonin Scalia and Matt Walsh
Tom and Gwen Watson with Sam and Sally Marrs
Stan and Merry Williams
Stan and Merry Williams
Bookstore1 brought Supreme Court of the United States Associate Justice Antonin Scalia’s books to Ringling College Library Association’s Town Hall 2015 Platinum Appreciation Dinner for guests to purchase.
Corky and Ann Cavanaugh with Donna Blanck
David and Edie Chaifetz with Bobbi and Don Bernstein
Ringling College of Art and Design student Grace Cheung unveils her portrait during the VIP Reception at Ringling College Library Association’s Town Hall 2015 Platinum Appreciation Dinner.
Ringling College of Art and Design student Grace Cheung unveils her portrait during the VIP Reception at Ringling College Library Association’s Town Hall 2015 Platinum Appreciation Dinner.
Dan and Shannon Connors
Dan and Shannon Connors
Mark and Elyse Gordon, Michael Corely and Patrick Duggan
Lynn Horne, John and Kitty Cranor, Amanda Horne, Ann Horne and Ralph Schmedloch
Ron and Betsy Koepsel
Ron and Betsy Koepsel
Tom Koski, Teri Hansen, Bob Bartner, Carol Caminer, Sherry Koski and Lois Stulberg
Holly Logan, Mitzie and Kenny Henson and Jay Logan
Elenor Maxheim, Diana Brandenburg and Ann Garberding
Town Hall 2015 Chairwoman Nancy Morgan, featured speaker Supreme Court of the United States Associate Justice Antonin Scalia and Ringling College of Art and Design student Grace Cheung mingle after the presentation of Justice Antonin Scalia’s portrait.
Mark Pritchett, Teri Hansen and Jon Thaxton
Tammi Sandoval, Andrew Lundin and Gary Heard
Joel Schleicher, Ron Ciaravella and Richard Dorfman
Mary Lou and Tom Smith
Jean Wheeler and Beverly Koski
Benefiting Ringling College Library Association | Monday, March 9, at Hyatt Regency Sarasota
Platinum Appreciation Dinner Chair: Chris Lindsay | Town Hall 2015 Chair: Nancy Morgan
The Ringling College Library Association Town Hall Lecture Series hosted its 2015 Platinum Appreciation Dinner featuring honored speaker Supreme Court of the United States Associate Justice Antonin Scalia. More than 610 guests attended the event, themed “justice” with columns of justice representing the Supreme Court and scales of justice representing truth.
Prior to the event, VIPs gathered for a meet and greet with Justice Scalia and the presentation of Scalia’s portrait, an oil painting by Ringling College of Art and Design student Grace Cheung, who graduates from Ringling College of Art and Design in 2016 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in illustration.
“Justice Scalia’s personality was a big inspiration for my painting. Prior to starting it, I had read that Justice Scalia was a humorous individual. I kept this trait in mind and paid close attention to his expression and emotion in the painting in order to convey his jovial personality.” – Grace Cheung
For the remainder of the evening, guests enjoyed a cocktail hour, a video presentation of “Broken,” created by RCAD alumni Bryan Locantore, Garrett O’Neal and Gang Yi, dinner and Justice Scalia’s speech. Scalia discussed his judicial philosophy of originalism, the idea that the Constitution is to be interpreted using the signers’ original intent.
