- November 16, 2024
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Chuck, Sue and Tom DiNatale
Drs. Jonathan Licht, Parker Gibbs and Joanne Lagmay from UF Health Cancer Center, where Dan DiNatale was treated.
Anna and Ivan Gonzalez
Joe Zampino and Phil Schneider
Carrie Delaney and Sandy Hoffman
Ronald Schimel, Estelle Mathur, Ravi Akhoury and Dilip Mathur
Dennis and Carol Fitscher, Lynn Czemerynski, Marilyn Miller and Jane Mazuchowski
Mary Ellen and Bert Criste
Dee and Vince Tornillo
Chuck and Sue DiNatale
Rocks painted by patients at the University of Florida Health Cancer Center adorned each table.
Chuck, Sue and Tom DiNatale stand next to a Lamborghini, a favorite car of Dan DiNatale.
Lenny DiStefano and Joe Zampino
Richard Perlman and John Giunta
Dee and Vince Tornillo, Cheryl Roos and Trish Tornillo
Elinor Schimel, Gail Schimel, Nancy Rogers and Kathi Demo
Sue DiNatale and Monsignor Gerry Finegan
Maureen Watterson and Donna Flynn
Lenny DiStefano
Andy and Alice Tanchel and Sue and John Troup
Pat and Tom Murphy
Jay King, Joanne Lagmay and Deedee and Rod Smith
Lisa Weiland and Joanne Burgoch
Drs. Jonathan Licht, Parker Gibbs, Sue DiNatale and Dr. Joanne Lagmay
When Sue and Chuck DiNatale lost their youngest son to cancer, they knew something had to be done to make sure no other kids had to go through what their son did.
Dan DiNatale died in October 2016 at the age of 25, four-and-a-half years after his diagnosis of Ewing sarcoma.
To honor his memory and aid in cancer research, the DiNatales started the Danny Fund at the University of Florida Health Cancer Center where their son was treated.
To help that fund and pediatric cancer research, the couple hosted the first ever Danny's Dream event on March 24.
The evening began with a cocktail reception and silent auction and continued with dinner, speeches, including remarks from doctors at the UF Health Cancer Center, a live auction and dancing.
