- April 23, 2024
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Gulf Coast Community Foundation President Mark Pritchett and Dennis McGillicuddy
Rosalee and David McCullough
Nina Wolff and Joan Colwell
Michael Deming and Jeane McCarthy
Keith and Linda Monda
Gerri Aaron, Marv Albert and Jo Rutstein
Jack and Priscilla Schlegel
Dan Walker, his granddaughter Ellie Abbott and her mother, Jennifer Abbott
Cassie Nisbet, Ann Deloach and Stephanie Grosskreutz
Kay Mathers, Michelle Senglaub and Aimee Holmes
Rob and Jennifer Rominiecki
Marjorie Floyd, Anna Von Gehr and Karen Bogues
Margaret and Pat McArdle with Susan Buck
Sherry and Tom Koski
Flori Roberts with her niece, Judie Strauss, and Veronica Brady
George Collins, Scott Collins and Jon Thaxton
Pauline Joerger and Jay McHargue
Melissa Lane, Monica Van Buskirk and Erin Gizzo
Gina Gaylor, Shelley Van Dusen and Andria Piekarz
David McCullough’s most recent book, “The Wright Brothers,” was on the The New York Times' best-seller list for nine months and was available for purchase at the luncheon on March 2 at The Ritz-Carlton, Sarasota.
Tricia Mire and Joanne Powers
The ballroom of The Ritz-Carlton, Sarasota was packed to the brim March 2 when community leaders gathered for one of the biggest luncheons of the year (with nearly 700 guests), Better Together.
Gulf Coast Community Foundation’s annual lunch and learn sold out within three days of the start of ticket sales in January, which very well might be due to the speaker, renowned historian and author David McCullough.
McCullough has two Pulitzer Prizes, two National Book Awards, and once received the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation’s highest civilian award. His books include “The Johnstown Flood,” “The Great Bridge,” “Mornings on Horseback,” and many more. His most recent, “The Wright Brothers,” was on the The New York Times' best-seller list for nine months.
Luncheon guests mingled and enjoyed lunch before listening to McCullough’s talk, which focused on communities, leadership and innovation.
