- October 19, 2022
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Speakers Dana Gau, Dr. Robinder Bhangoo and Terry Cassidy
Photo by DAVID SHAPIROSMHF staff
Photo by DAVID SHAPIROHundreds attended the event at Michael's On East.
Photo by DAVID SHAPIROGuests bid on silent auction items.
Photo by DAVID SHAPIROHundreds attended the event at Michael's On East.
Photo by DAVID SHAPIRO
Carrie Kovacs and Lauren Mosher
Photo by Harry SayerMeghan Byrd and Jennifer Barbaro
Photo by Harry SayerKurt and Chris Voelker
Photo by Harry SayerGwen MacKenzie and Sandi Stuart
Photo by Harry SayerShawn Robertson and Mercy Cortez
Photo by Harry SayerAngela Holcomb and Cindy Cox
Photo by Harry SayerMadison and Dr. Priscilla Sosa
Photo by Harry SayerVeronica Brady and Keith Monda
Photo by Harry SayerRenee Sheade, Jackie Kaufer and Angela Stewart
Photo by Harry SayerDebi Pickelsimer and Lindsay Roth
Photo by Harry SayerSusan Follis and Sharon Wetzler DePeters
Photo by Harry SayerDr. Renelle Lim
Photo by Harry SayerKristie Geimer, Briana Marrero and Jena Lieb
Photo by Harry SayerCourtney Wise Snyder and Erika Wise Borland
Photo by Harry SayerSarasota Memorial Healthcare Foundation brought in three speakers to discuss health topics during its Women & Medicine Educational Luncheon at Michael's On East on March 24.
Hundreds attended the 10th annual event that started with cocktails, light bites and silent auction bidding in the Michael's courtyard.
Eventually it was time for guests to take their seats and hear from event co-chairs Gwen Mackenzie and Sandi Stuart along with SMHF president Stacey Corley.
The programs speaking segment featured Dr. Robinder Bhangoo with First Physicians Group, Sarasota Memorial Hospital Behavioral Health Services Executive Director Terry Cassidy and Psychiatric APRN Dana Gau in a panel moderated by ABC7 Suncoast View's Stephanie Roberts.
This year's event benefits patient care services at the Cornell Family Behavioral Health Pavilion.
