- October 22, 2024
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Visible Men Academy founders Louis Parker, Cindy Cavallaro Day, Shannon Rohrer-Phillips and Neil Phillips
Co-chairs Diana and Brian Roberts
Elisabeth Waters, Tammy and Sarah Karp, Sally Schule and Rachel Williamson
Assistant Head of School Tiffany Mickens and Jill Gass
Milli Ricciardelli, Tatyana Stewart, Shelley Sarbey and Lissa Murphy
Bob Wennberg, Travis Ray and Joseph Caulkins
Terri Klauber and Renee Phinney
Dr. Bart Levenson and Joan Levenson
Trudo Letschert, Carrie Riley, Ally Myers and Jacquelyn Letschert
Michelle Brown and Leigh Daly
Stacey McKee
Freedom Chasolen, Elena and Todd Reuter, Sasha Rosin
Chris Fils, Amy Fisher and Brian Nugent
Jeremy Shelby, TJ Chitekwe and Eric Dunn
Ted and Christina Unkel
Wendy Haggerty, Jennifer Smith and Crystal Fulk
Tomeika Hunter-Koski and Margie Lee
Paul Olah, Don Barnott and George Mazzarantani
Terri Klauber, Brent Reeno and Clara Reynardus de Villanueva
Guests picked out gifts from the silent auction.
Claire Moxcey and Cretia Tuffile
Linday Peirce and Umbreen Khalidi-Majeed
George and Sandy Mazzarantani with Paul Olah
Ashley and DJ Salmons
Terry and Susan Rawson
Donna Koffman and Christine Goodall
Valerie Zborowski and Allison Scibelli
Shannon Rohrer-Phillip and Jo Johnson
Guests picked out gifts from the silent auction.
VMA parents Lena Clark and Frankie Clark Sr.
Scott and Hope Wenk
Each table had words from VMA students.
Love was the focus and pink was the color of the day at the Visible Men Academy's third annual Love Lunch Oct. 10 at Michael's On East.
The event, which benefits the all-boys academy's scholarships, started with social mingling where guests dressed in their best pinks and reds picked from various silent auction gifts.
After patrons took their seats, the program led off with spoken word poetry from the VMA Sun students, before words of gratitude from art teacher Cliff McDonald. Guests then heard words from event co-chairs Diana and Brian Roberts as well as VMA parents Frank Clark Sr. and Lena Clark. Brent Greeno then led an art auction where patrons bid on finished pieces.
"Our recipe is to showcase (our) students, show the spirit that anything is possible and focus in on their potential," Shannon Rohrer-Phillips said.
