- November 23, 2024
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Honoree Lee-En Chung with emcee Justin Mosely and honoree Valerie Powell-Stafford
SCLO Board Chairman David Goldman and SCLO Founder and CEO April Glasco
Marcus Stafford and Sharon Karasick
Ora Jean Henry and Tonya Dottellis
Stefanie Guido, Victoria Cobb and Alexandria Pereira
Floral centerpieces adorned every table at the Share the Light Luncheon on Oct. 19 at Michael’s On East.
Joanne Hulsart and Rochelle Curley
Amber Haller, Autumn Reppolo and Pastor John Walker
Carol Poteat-Buchanan and Hank Battie
Christine Jennings and Naquila Beachem Gregory
Dawn Stanhope and Judith Cuppy
Wendy Pepe, Honoree Lee-En Chung and Dr. Jennifer Bencie
Melvin Pettis, Willie Cauthen, Melvin Christian and Marcus Stafford
Hermione Gilpin and Graci McGillicuddy
Janis Walsh and Marlene Willigan
Hillary Steele and Renee Hamad
Barbara Katz and Julie Leach
Sha’von Reed welcomes guests to the Share the Light Luncheon on Oct. 19 at Michael’s On East.
Second Chance Last Opportunity began its annual luncheon the best way the organization knows: through inspiring others.
“We all have a story and sometimes the most selfish thing you can do is not share it because it could inspire someone,” empowerment speaker Sha’von Reed said to guests at the Oct. 19 luncheon at Michael’s On East.
Through her experience working with individuals helped through SCLO, Reed learned that the thing most people need is to know that someone cares about them.
In that spirit, the organization used the luncheon to honor two outstanding community contributors, Lee-En Chung and Valerie Powell-Stafford, for the care they’ve shown for the people of Sarasota and Manatee counties for multiple decades.
