- November 23, 2024
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Pat Bennison, Judy Ashby and Janet Emanuel
Stanley and Nancy Augsburger
Carol and Stephen Sidwell
SKA Board Member Dan Lundy and SKA Vice President Caroline Luckner
Siesta Key Association members gathered for an annual breakfast.
Margaret Johnson and Lyan Dubrosky
County Commissioner Alan Maio, Nancy Maio, Esther Quiles and Siesta Key Chamber of Commerce Chairman Mark Smith
SKA President Harold Ashby and Jane Bortz
Tracy and Mark Hennessy
Ed and Margie Murphy
SKA Vice President Catherine Luckner welcomes guests to SKA' s annual breakfast.
SKA Vice President Catherine Luckner welcomes Harold Ashby as SKA' s new president.
County Commissioner Maio addresses constituents at the SKA annual breakfast.
SKA Vice President Catherine Luckner poses with Deet Jonker. Jonker was honored for his service on the SKA including his tenure as membership chairman.
Brooke and Celeste Welsh.
It was standing room only at the Siesta Key Association's annual breakfast March 4 at St. Boniface Episcopal Church.
SKA board member Joe Volpe said the organization sold all of the 152 available seats. He said that the recent Siesta Promenade proposal, the still nebulous Siesta Key hotel and Siesta Key's ongoing outcry against the Big Pass dredge has bolstered citizen engagement.
"People are pretty up in arms about the Promenade and so forth," Volpe said.
After breakfast SKA members welcomed their new president Harold Ashby. Afterward, SKA Vice President Catherine Luckner updated guests on the organization's activities in the past year.
She said the Lido Beach renourishment project will remain at the top of the organization's concerns. She also noted some of the organization's triumphs over the past year such as the opening the Siesta Key Beach Park in 2016.
