- November 21, 2024
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President Delesa Morris and Bix Mannion
Photo by Harry SayerSpeaker Dr. Sudip Bose and chairwoman Kathy Martella
Photo by Harry SayerGabi Hendricks, Carol Lackey and Cheryl Gibbons
Photo by Harry SayerMaverick Johnson emceed the event.
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Barbara Glanz and Judy Kozlowski
Photo by Harry SayerWilly and Patty Murgolo with Mike Martella
Photo by Harry SayerCarol Probstfeld, Empath Health president Jonathan Fleece and Jan Miller
Photo by Harry SayerCJ Bannister and Maribeth Phillips
Photo by Harry SayerDonna Jolly and Joelle Vhlahakis
Photo by Harry SayerBrittany Lamont, Jason and Debbie Toale
Photo by Harry SayerCarla Cummings, Brian Hall and Renee Brady
Photo by Harry SayerJodi Ruberg, Jenna Meltzer, Mark Clare, Anne Chapman and Robert Stroud
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Samantha McKee, Mimi Weisel and Karen Davis-Pritchett
Photo by Harry SayerMaureen Gibson and Linda Rhinelander
Photo by Harry SayerVictoria Kasdan, Sarah Wertheimer and Sandy Buchanan
Photo by Harry SayerJane Summerville and Chris Pfahler
Photo by Harry SayerSemmes Brightman, Terry Purcell and Collette Purcell
Photo by Harry SayerDaria Charlesworth, Linda de Mello and Cecilia Riggs
Photo by Harry SayerThe annual Tidewell Foundation Signature Luncheon brought physician Sudip Bose to the Ritz-Carlton Sarasota to speak on veterans health on March. 3.
The event — which benefits Tidewell Hospice's programs providing care to patients and families as well as other Empath Health nonprofit affiliates — brought hundreds to the Ritz-Carlton ballroom to hear from Dr. Bose. The physician and former Army Major was the surgeon who treated Saddam Hussein following his capture.
Bose spoke to the importance of health care and treatment for veterans. The luncheon also recognized the Tidewell Honors Veterans program, which provides specialized care for veterans and families.
Following an opening performance of the national anthem from Empath Health music therapist Jasmine Ridge, guests heard from Empath Health president Jonathan Fleece and Tidewell Foundation president Delesa Morris as lunch was served.
