- November 22, 2024
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Chair Kathy Callahan calls out the winning raffle tickets.
Photo by Lesley DwyerOver 200 ladies attend the Violets and Violins fashion show at the Sarasota Yacht Club.
Photo by Lesley DwyerNancy Gornto, Kathy Callahan, Bonnie Schneider and JoAnn DiFuentes relax after months of planning.
Photo by Lesley DwyerCindy Noble's guest is her granddaughter, Sydney Adams.
Photo by Lesley DwyerTodd Callahan, Liz Flowers, Kathy Callahan, Bev Pieper, Debbie Flight, Debbi Nettlow, Jen Cooper and Sheila Bareetz
Photo by Lesley DwyerKathy Callahan and Kim Rummel stand in front of the raffle prizes.
Photo by Lesley DwyerKim Rummel with models Jenni Kopelman, Elise Fortin, Catherine Costello, Kay Kochenderfer, Marianne Kupiec and Madeline Reiber
Photo by Lesley DwyerSheila Gerling, Lorraine Rothbart, Dottie Mueller, Sandy Endres, June Hessel, Kitty Bystrom, Pam Rychlick and Peggy Schwass
Photo by Lesley DwyerUshers Todd Callahan and Dr. Harry Kopelman
Photo by Lesley DwyerThis year's theme is violets and violins.
Photo by Lesley DwyerDr. Harry and Jenni Kopelman
Photo by Lesley DwyerJenni Kopelman models a sundress and bag.
Photo by Lesley DwyerKay Kochenderfer models an A-line dress and wrap.
Photo by Lesley DwyerMadeline Reiber struts down the catwalk at the Sarasota Yacht Club.
Photo by Lesley DwyerElise Fortin works the runway.
Photo by Lesley DwyerFor over 25 years, new congregation members at St. Mary, Star of the Sea, Catholic Church have been strutting down a catwalk for a good cause.
On March 13, they did it again. Over 230 ladies enjoyed lunch at the Sarasota Yacht Club and a fashion show themed Violets and Violins.
Donna Smith performed a violin serenade, and the outfits were supplied by Sara Campbell. Campbell has a shop in downtown Sarasota; all of the clothes are made in the U.S.A.
The money raised will go into the Ladies Guild’s charitable fund. The guild will then decide how to spend it. The church supports several local nonprofits, including Catholic Charities.
Kathy Callahan was this year’s chair but said she wouldn’t have been able to do it without her “guild angels.” In addition to the show, the women organized a silent auction and raffle.
“When it was at Father Pick Hall, members actually made the food, and we had a pianist,” Former Chair Susan Gilmore-Clarke said. “It’s grown a lot in size and sophistication.”
