Save Our Seabirds takes flight

Bird and music lovers flocked to Save Our Seabirds’ third annual Arias In Flight Nov. 21, at the Sarasota Yacht Club.

  • By Kristen Herhold
  • | 1:41 p.m. November 21, 2015
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“We love animals, and we love birds, and we’re always willing to do our part to help them. We’re happy to give to people with like minds and like hearts for helping animals.” — Singer Carol Sparrow.

Bird and music lovers flocked to Save Our Seabirds’ third annual Arias In Flight Nov. 21, at the Sarasota Yacht Club.

More than 70 people attended the event, which featured opera singers Randolph Locke, Carol Sparrow, Johanna Fincher and Robyn Rocklein.

“We have 70 people here who are passionate about birds and the environment,” Save our Seabirds CEO David Pilston said.

Event co-chairwomen Denise Colosimo and Nisey Wilterding
Event co-chairwomen Denise Colosimo and Nisey Wilterding
Randolph Locke, Carol Sparrow and Save Our Seabirds CEO David Pilston
Randolph Locke, Carol Sparrow and Save Our Seabirds CEO David Pilston
Carla Malachowski, Jim Roque and Jeannette and Carol Malachowski
Carla Malachowski, Jim Roque and Jeannette and Carol Malachowski
Dick and Lenore Bragaw
Dick and Lenore Bragaw
Howard Rooks, Ester Pilston and Dana Harenda
Howard Rooks, Ester Pilston and Dana Harenda
Board members Robert Gaglio, Sandra Rios and Jim Curtis
Board members Robert Gaglio, Sandra Rios and Jim Curtis
Gunilla Imshaug and board member Lisa Hartmann
Gunilla Imshaug and board member Lisa Hartmann
Karen Nuckols, Bea Uzielli, Kimberly Carreiro and Diane Duprix
Karen Nuckols, Bea Uzielli, Kimberly Carreiro and Diane Duprix
Phyllis Werber, Jodi Cunnison and Susan Melton
Phyllis Werber, Jodi Cunnison and Susan Melton
Co-chairwoman Denise Colosimo and Lee-En Chung
Co-chairwoman Denise Colosimo and Lee-En Chung
Board members Jim and Nancy Curtis
Board members Jim and Nancy Curtis
Co-chairwoman Denise Colosimo and Janet Arena
Co-chairwoman Denise Colosimo and Janet Arena

 

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