PHOTO GALLERY: Tiger Bay Club dinner banquet

  • By Harriet Sokmensuer
  • | 5:00 a.m. November 5, 2013
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PHOTO GALLERY: Tiger Bay Club dinner banquet
City Commissioner Suzanne Atwell with JoAnne DeVries
City Commissioner Suzanne Atwell with JoAnne DeVries
Sam Holladay, Susan Nilon, Maureen Maguire and guest speaker Michael Smerconish mingle before the dinner
Sam Holladay, Susan Nilon, Maureen Maguire and guest speaker Michael Smerconish mingle before the dinner
Maureen Maguire and Susan Levine
Maureen Maguire and Susan Levine
Janet Mayberry and Gerri Detweiler catch up
Janet Mayberry and Gerri Detweiler catch up
Nancy Freehand, David Ferguson and Jan Chester
Nancy Freehand, David Ferguson and Jan Chester
Debra Carter and Micheline Silverman
Debra Carter and Micheline Silverman
Barbara Pryor and Linda Gross
Barbara Pryor and Linda Gross
Marlene Resnick and Janice Zarro
Marlene Resnick and Janice Zarro
Emma and Herb Roffman
Emma and Herb Roffman
Pete Norden and Stephanie Grosskreutz
Pete Norden and Stephanie Grosskreutz
Larry Saslaw and Frank Moore
Larry Saslaw and Frank Moore
Stephen and Barbara Baseman
Stephen and Barbara Baseman
Marilyn Gerkin, Sarah Pappas, Alice Rau and Roberta Hamilton
Marilyn Gerkin, Sarah Pappas, Alice Rau and Roberta Hamilton

 

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