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Casa Del Mar gets groovy

Residents donned their most far out apparel for a party on the patio on Dec. 1.

By Anna Brugmann
| 8:01 a.m. December 4, 2017

Diane and Pete Shaw and Esther Martin

Diane and Pete Shaw and Esther Martin

Marilyn Calhoun, Marvin Ferguson and Bronwyn Ferguson

Marilyn Calhoun, Marvin Ferguson and Bronwyn Ferguson

Scott Franza, Holly Baran and Julie Mercado

Scott Franza, Holly Baran and Julie Mercado

Jennifer Carvalho and Jody Maxwell

Jennifer Carvalho and Jody Maxwell

Marja Ivarsson with Chuck and Kathy Lazear

Marja Ivarsson with Chuck and Kathy Lazear

Theresa Stephen, Joe Stephen, Dave Volk and Becky Carmody

Theresa Stephen, Joe Stephen, Dave Volk and Becky Carmody

Diane Lewis and Debbie Davids

Diane Lewis and Debbie Davids

Board President John Zefeldt and Mark Meador

Board President John Zefeldt and Mark Meador

Marcia Lockie, Marvin Ferguson and Richard Lockie

Marcia Lockie, Marvin Ferguson and Richard Lockie

Valerie Myer and Jim Gottschalk

Valerie Myer and Jim Gottschalk

Kathy Lazear and Christine LaBaille

Kathy Lazear and Christine LaBaille

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Casa Del Mar residents proved disco is, indeed, not dead on Dec. 1 at Casa De Mar.

Residents came dressed to groove in their tie dye and fringe for a night of peace, love and music.

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