Bird Key revels in St. Patrick's Day Party

Residents enjoyed a Irish dance performance before a buffet dinner on March 17.

  • By Katie Johns
  • | 9:34 p.m. March 17, 2017
  • Longboat Key
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The Compass Bar of Bird Key Yacht Club turned into a sea of green on March 17.

As guests arrived at the annual St. Patrick’s Day Party, they were greeted with tables of wine and green beer to kick off the cocktail hour. Following cocktail hour, they watched an Irish dance performance and buffet dinner.

Marsha and Dick Johnson
Marsha and Dick Johnson
Norm Weber and Jose Fernandez
Norm Weber and Jose Fernandez
Robert Anderson and Al Neumann
Robert Anderson and Al Neumann
Rosanne Robel and Sue Hanes
Rosanne Robel and Sue Hanes
Terry Linander and Barbara Bostic
Terry Linander and Barbara Bostic
Alan and Jackie Burgess
Alan and Jackie Burgess
Connor Tucker and Jane Rabins
Connor Tucker and Jane Rabins
Guy Boyle, Kerry Porter and Muriel Boyle
Guy Boyle, Kerry Porter and Muriel Boyle
Kendall and Lynn Smith
Kendall and Lynn Smith
John Westerberg, Paul Rudder and Jim Zak
John Westerberg, Paul Rudder and Jim Zak
George Allgair and Bill Steele
George Allgair and Bill Steele
Mike and Donna Baker
Mike and Donna Baker
Gene Enlow and Ed Rhawn
Gene Enlow and Ed Rhawn
Bob and Carol Patulo and Bruce and Linda Heckenberg
Bob and Carol Patulo and Bruce and Linda Heckenberg
John and Joan Wissing and Paul Rudder
John and Joan Wissing and Paul Rudder
Jim and Wendy Walker and Cathy and Bob Cassato
Jim and Wendy Walker and Cathy and Bob Cassato

 

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