Jeanne Graham, Laurie Wilbur, Kathy Seider and Lauren Graham
Nikki and Jim Nilon
Gwen Kruse, Cears Crew, Terri Klauber and Michael Klauber with Girls Inc. girls Alison, Jolissa, Cazandra, Shaiya and Mikayla Klauber
Johanna Gustafsson with her parents, Birgit and Kennerth Gustafsson
Carol Goodkin and Michelle Bodnar
Lauren Glassman and Kelsey Alholm
Jamie Jalwan and Debbi Benedict
Doug Torretta and Kim Davis
Terri Klauber and Beth Knopik
Lynn Rasys and Fran Lambert
Kathy Konitsch and Cheryl Ballinger
Pavita Ciavardone, Marta Roy and Jill Mathers
Dawnyelle Singleton, Taylor Collins and Lindsey Nickel
Barbara Finn, Barbara Glanz and Gail Shane
Pamela Pete, Zandy Sanders, Shakeyla Dozier and Aaliyah Patha
“She Knows Where She’s Going†honoree Lisa Walsh with Dex and Kate Honea, Matt Walsh and Emily Walsh at Celebration Luncheon
Caitlin Fritzsching, Mayor of Dream Harbor
Chairs Chris Pinckney and Johanna Gustafsson
The dessert featured a piece of white chocolate with the Girls Inc. logo.
McLain and Kay Mathers
Claudia Cardillo and Jim Schnell
Kayla tries a taste of white chocolate.
Shayla Brown, 2012 Girl of the Year, introduces the 2013 honoree.
Shayla Brown passes down her Girls Inc. bracelet to Zandy Sanders.
Zandy Sanders became emotional on stage after receiving the bracelet and looking out into the crowd of over 800 people.
Zandy Sanders speaks to the crowd at the 25th Celebration Luncheon.
Dr. Myra McPherson comforts Shakeyla Dozier, Sanders’ mom, while Sanders talked about how inspirational her mother and grandmother have been in her life.
Zandy Sanders and Shayla Brown
Katherine Villegas speaks to the crowd about how much she enjoys being a Girls Inc. girl.
Gabrielle Holt talks to the crowd about her time at Girls Inc.
There were more than 800 people that attended the 25th Celebration Luncheon.
Nancy Cason was a member of Girls Inc. 25 years ago.
Gabrielle Holt holds up her Lucille Miller Wright scholarship plaque that she was awarded by the national Girls Inc. headquarters.
Chairman Chris Pinckney talks about how he became involved in Girls Inc.
Michael Klauber with his youngest daughter, Mikayla, talks about how important Girls Inc. has been for all three of his girls.
Veronica Brady shows off all the red envelopes she collected.
Susan Jones holds up a bunch of red envelopes with donations for Girls Inc. inside.
Big pig looking piggy banks were the centerpieces at each of the tables at the luncheon.
Payton Saturen introduces “She Knows Where She’s Going†honoree, Lisa Walsh.
Ruth and David Beliles
Lisa Walsh speaks to the crowd at the 25th Celebration Luncheon.
Lisa Walsh speaks to the crowd at the 25th Celebration Luncheon.
A table of Observer Group women at the 25th Celebration Luncheon.
Lisa Walsh and Payton Saturen
Emily Walsh and Lisa Walsh are the first mother and daughter to both be honored by Girls Inc.
