Kiwanis Club flips for pancakes

The Kiwanis Club of Longboat Key served up its annual Pancake Breakfast Saturday, March 19.

  • By Kristen Herhold
  • | 3:11 p.m. March 19, 2016
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The Kiwanis Club of Longboat Key served up its annual Pancake Breakfast Saturday, March 19, at St. Mary, Star of the Sea, Catholic Church.

The breakfast included blueberry and plain pancakes, sausage, coffee and orange juice. Proceeds from the event will benefit the Kiwanis Club’s charities and scholarships.

 

Congressman Vern Buchanan and 50/50 raffle winner Isabelle Wright, 10
Congressman Vern Buchanan and 50/50 raffle winner Isabelle Wright, 10
Al and Jan Bagot
Al and Jan Bagot
Ed Krepela
Ed Krepela
Richard March
Richard March
John Summers and Sean McGrath
John Summers and Sean McGrath
Sidney Kim, 8, and sister, Seri Jane, 6
Sidney Kim, 8, and sister, Seri Jane, 6
Dennis Whitcomb and Phil Badger
Dennis Whitcomb and Phil Badger
Ingrid Wisniewski and Antoinette Brill
Ingrid Wisniewski and Antoinette Brill
Katie Pollack, 10, and brother, Will, 12, with Nicholas Rinaldi, 6, and brother, Christopher, 3
Katie Pollack, 10, and brother, Will, 12, with Nicholas Rinaldi, 6, and brother, Christopher, 3
Jim and Lynn Larson
Jim and Lynn Larson
Jim Krenik
Jim Krenik
Barbara Wexler-Hall and Jeff Werner
Barbara Wexler-Hall and Jeff Werner
Armando Linde and Kiwanis Club President Joe Walsh
Armando Linde and Kiwanis Club President Joe Walsh
Riana Rawson and Debi Kleer with Pipsqueak and Bubbles
Riana Rawson and Debi Kleer with Pipsqueak and Bubbles

 

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