- November 23, 2024
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Chairwomen Susan Malloy Jones and Alisa Pettingell
Eileen Curd, Barbara Tafaro and Elise Sandrib
Charlie Ann Syprett, President of Moffitt Foundation Matt Kupec and Adam Kabinoff
Alicia Chalmers, Bianca Lawrence and Shana Fitzpatrick Zamikoff
Laura Padgett, Jennifer Cotter, Cathy Pidorenko and Amy Morrison
Marjorie Broughton, Nikki Taylor and Kathryn Carr
Each table was adorned with a floral centerpiece at the Moffitt Cancer Center Sarasota Luncheon on Nov. 1 at Michael’s on the Bay at Selby Gardens.
Jill Levine and Veronica Brady
Summer Mello and speaker Dr. Amber Orman
Betsy Garner Wyant, Vanessa Woolley and Dottie Baer Garner
Mary Uihlein and Jeannie Beggan
Charlie Ann Syprett and Bev Bartner
Tomeika Koski, Donna Koffman, Glorianne Flint and Tammy Karp
Alan and Connie Herbert
Kay Mathers, Michelle Senglaub and Claire Ramos
Donna Foreman and Lainey Dunn
Brian Mariash and Melissa Howard
Marko Radisic and Ashley Kozel
Katie Moulton and Dila Meriwether
Aurelie Vandenbroek, Laura DeLeo and Paula Ippolito
Adam Kabinoff and Emma Kate Silvestri
Joy Norwood and Ilene Denton
Terri Klauber and Renee Phinney
Patricia Estes and Nora Johnson
Dr. Kenneth Tsai speaks to guests about preventative measures against skin cancer.
Cancer has affected nearly every American in some way.
At the Moffitt Cancer Center Sarasota Luncheon Nov. 1, Chairwomen Susan Malloy Jones and Alisa W. Pettingell asked guests to stand up if they’ve ever had a friend or family member be diagnosed with cancer.
Nearly all the guests stood up.
Pettingell then went on to share her cancer story, which started when her grandmother got cancer when Pettingell was 11. A few years later her aunt got it. Many years later, her mother was also diagnosed. Then doctors found it in her own lymph nodes.
At the recommendation of her Sarasota doctors, Pettingell went to Moffitt for treatment. Today, she’s at a 20% chance of recurrence.
Luncheon guests also heard from keynote speakers Dr. Kenneth Tsai and Dr. Amber Orman, who spoke about the latest cancer research findings and treatment (and preventative) methods.
