- November 18, 2024
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Nancy Lowe, Cheryl Wild and Jane Milliken
Kathy Stoffel, Anne Roberts and fashion show co-chairwoman Betty Rahm
Alice Dzenitis and Dorothy Gordon
Fashion show attendees peruse the raffle and silent auction items that were displayed in the chapel.
Raffle and silent auction items lined the chapel, so as attendees entered the fashion show, they could check out the baskets and bid on their favorites.
Donna Winter and Martha Miller
Susan Schaefer, Val Mellor, Jennifer Redding and Cindy Barnette
Fashion show co-chairwoman Donna Dolan and Kim Marsella
Anne Hasenfus, Lillian Phillips and Barbara Milano
Event chairwoman Donna Dolan, Kate Nothacker and Betty Rahm
Deanna Vanacore does Gail Condrick’s hair before the Lord’s Warehouse Fashion Show on March 7.
Warren and Duane Guse model clothes during the “Daytime Delight” portion of the fashion show.
Holly Hennessy smiles for the camera as she models during the “Daytime Delight” portion of the fashion show.
Olivia Gruen models a multi-colored tunic from the Lord’s Warehouse during the fashion show.
Suzy Brenner twirls for the crowd during the “Daytime Delight” portion of the fashion show.
Gail Condrick is all smiles during the Lord’s Warehouse Fashion Show.
Shirley Bretches shows off a hand-crafted necklace.
Donna Rae Smith strikes a pose during the “Daytime Delight” portion of the fashion show.
Warren and Diane Guse work the runway during the “Florida Fun” portion of the fashion show.
Holly Hennessy is all smiles during her walk down the runway.
Liz Yerkes works the runway during the “Florida Fun” portion of the fashion show.
Suzy Brenner strikes a pose at the end of the runway during the “Florida Fun” portion of the fashion show.
Charles Craig and Vicki Van Meier pose at the end of the runway.
Gail Condrick smiles at the crowd during the “Florida Fun” portion of the fashion show.
Shirley Bretches walks the runway.
Cari Ferreiro strikes a pose at the end of the runway.
The clothes at The Lord’s Warehouse may be gently used, but one wear is not enough for them.
This was the motto for The Lord’s Warehouse Fashion Show, “Once is not Enuf!” The 20th annual show and luncheon took place at the Longboat Island Chapel, which operates Lord’s Warehouse, on March 7. Models walked the runway in various outfits from the thrift store as attendees enjoyed lunch and an afternoon of socializing.
As attendees arrived they walked through the chapel where silent auction and raffle baskets lined the aisle. Items such as wine and hor’deuvres baskets, an afternoon on a boat and makeup were all available for bids.
The fashion show profits the Longboat Island Chapel and its mission of helping 27 local organizations. The Lord’s Warehouse is a thrift store neighboring the chapel that sells gently used women’s and men’s clothing as well as accessories, books, home goods and more.
