Festival of Trees celebrates its 30th Anniversary

The 30th Anniversary of Festival of Trees benefiting the Florida Center for Early Childhood was held on Dec. 1 at Michael's On East.

  • By Daniel Perales
  • | 9:58 a.m. December 2, 2017
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Festival of Trees celebrates its 30th Anniversary
Kathryn Shea, President and CEO and Stacy Pinkerton
Kathryn Shea, President and CEO and Stacy Pinkerton
Eddy and Angela Regnier, Event Chair
Eddy and Angela Regnier, Event Chair
Decorations at the Gala.
Decorations at the Gala.
Decorations at the Gala.
Decorations at the Gala.
Live auction items.
Live auction items.
Live auction items.
Live auction items.
Live auction items.
Live auction items.
Bill and Tavia Ames
Bill and Tavia Ames
Colby and Casey Siljestrom
Colby and Casey Siljestrom
Jeff and Laurie Deane
Jeff and Laurie Deane
Jessica and Larry Lawman
Jessica and Larry Lawman
Tim and Julie Doran
Tim and Julie Doran
Joe and Diane Palermo
Joe and Diane Palermo
Chris and Russell James
Chris and Russell James
Jan Miller and Jim Culter
Jan Miller and Jim Culter
Kristie and Wally Skoglund
Kristie and Wally Skoglund
Dave and Elaine Bustard
Dave and Elaine Bustard
Jason and Laura Malartsik
Jason and Laura Malartsik
Debbie Roehl and Steve Silva
Debbie Roehl and Steve Silva
Peggy Burns and Buck Fry
Peggy Burns and Buck Fry
Philip and Elizabeth Name
Philip and Elizabeth Name
Brian and Melissa Boudreaux
Brian and Melissa Boudreaux
Joan and Ron Spiegel
Joan and Ron Spiegel
Malana and Bob Ford
Malana and Bob Ford
Jerry and Marjorie Long
Jerry and Marjorie Long
Jon Lee and Katherine Blazer
Jon Lee and Katherine Blazer
Jessica and Keith Curtis
Jessica and Keith Curtis
Phyllis Williams and Hank Battie
Phyllis Williams and Hank Battie
Allison and Tom Suplee
Allison and Tom Suplee
Eddie Perez-Ruberte and Anna Aneddail
Eddie Perez-Ruberte and Anna Aneddail

 

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