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Seaplace welcomes back its residents

70 residents gathered for a potluck dinner on Nov. 16.


  • By Katie Johns
  • | 7:00 p.m. November 16, 2016
  • Longboat Key
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With plates piled high and wine glasses filled, Seaplace residents gathered for their Welcome Back Party on Nov. 16.

The dinner took place in the clubhouse where 70 guests enjoyed watching the sunset over the Gulf of Mexico. It was the residence’s first event of the season and guests enjoyed reuniting after summers of vacation and family time.

Guests brought various dishes such as fruit salad, carrot cake, deli wraps and other bites to make the dinner a potluck.

Harold Kaufman and Kathy Neudorfer
Harold Kaufman and Kathy Neudorfer
Ruth Greenbaum and Marilyn Lami
Ruth Greenbaum and Marilyn Lami
Pat Lundy and Gladys Shapiro
Pat Lundy and Gladys Shapiro
June Hesfel, Roselyn Erickson and Rada Klashnya
June Hesfel, Roselyn Erickson and Rada Klashnya
Elinor Burstein and Terry and Jamie Schneider
Elinor Burstein and Terry and Jamie Schneider
Sonja Ellis and Susie Mackay
Sonja Ellis and Susie Mackay
Jack Stewart and Gisela Virgien
Jack Stewart and Gisela Virgien
Irene and Earl Hagman
Irene and Earl Hagman
Susie Mackay and Lee Corey
Susie Mackay and Lee Corey
Deli roll-ups were just one of the many potluck items brought to Seaplace’s Welcome Back Party on Nov. 16.
Deli roll-ups were just one of the many potluck items brought to Seaplace’s Welcome Back Party on Nov. 16.
Rada and Alex Klashnya
Rada and Alex Klashnya
Seaplace members enjoyed a potluck dinner on Nov. 16.
Seaplace members enjoyed a potluck dinner on Nov. 16.
Guests pile fruit salad on their plates during Seaplace’s Welcome Back Dinner on Nov. 16.
Guests pile fruit salad on their plates during Seaplace’s Welcome Back Dinner on Nov. 16.
Guests pile fruit salad on their plates during Seaplace’s Welcome Back Dinner on Nov. 16.
Guests pile fruit salad on their plates during Seaplace’s Welcome Back Dinner on Nov. 16.
Arlene and Jerry Schwartz and Sherri Kaufman
Arlene and Jerry Schwartz and Sherri Kaufman
Arnold Simonsen and Paul and Judy Achre
Arnold Simonsen and Paul and Judy Achre

 

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