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Stafford and Linda Starcher with Mary Northrup
Co-Chairmen Adam Chicoine and Mike Bruno
Florida Realtors President-Elect Barry Grooms
Guests could pick up extra chips if their luck ran dry.
Nicole and Bob Adams
Barbara Anson
Krishen Greenwell and Christina Pitchford
Brandon Gay and Cassidy Miller
Skye Paterson, RASM Board Director Maryellen Paterson, Art Paterson and RASM Executive Assistant Michelle D'Aiuto
Barbara Williams
Cyndy Jaramillo and Rosa Payson
Jay Fahs and Lauren Kohl
RASM CFO Jeff Arakelian and Cheryl Krueckeberg
RASM President Amy Worth and RASM President Elect David Clapp
Sheila and Dave Marvel
Tommy Gregory, R-District 73 and Erica Gregory
U.S. Rep. Greg Steube
Jim Mulvey, Brian and Janel Dorn
Cassandra Roznos, Elise Jakub and Audrey Bertapelle
RASM President-Elect David Clapp, Caroline Tritschler and Joey Lamielle
Jaymie Carter and Max Brandow
Christal Gentile, Ariana Gilooly and Cindy Jaramilla
Randy and Vicky Huberty, Charlotte Griffin
It was a night of luck and competition in the Grove ballroom — and the members and supporters of the Realtor Association of Sarasota and Manatee were playing to win.
The organization hosted its 2019 Denim & Diamonds Casino Night fundraiser at the Grove restaurant on Friday, June 14.
Following up last year's Black and White theme, the 2019 Casino Night had the association's realtors and supporters decked out in dazzling diamonds and denim jeans. Co-Chairman Adam Chicoine helped pick this year's theme and thought it a good opportunity for guests to show off some creativity. The annual fundraiser benefits the Realtors Political Action Committee.
Supporters tried their luck at the different game tables while taking breaks to check out the silent auction items. Guests could re-up on chips if their luck ran dry at the poker and blackjack tables.
Eventually the group bid on prizes, which included a weekend trip to Fort Meyers Beach, during the night's live auction. The organization hoped to raise $20,000 by the end of the night — $2,000 more than last year.
