The women of the club hosted their annual Go for the Cure Games Day on Feb. 1. The event benefits Breast Health Sarasota, Inc.
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Katie Johns
| 3:50 p.m. February 1, 2017
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The Longboat Key Club’s Harbourside Ballroom turned a light shade of pink on Feb. 1.
About 130 people attended the club’s annual Go for the Cure Games Day benefiting Breast Health Sarasota, Inc. While wearing pink, the color for breast cancer awareness, wasn’t a requirement, many attendees chose to do so, giving the ballroom a little brighter of a tone.
The sold-out event included a brunch before attendees played the games they brought. Many groups brought bridge, mahjong and canasta.
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Rita Glosser, Renee Pekeles, Astride James and Shirley Green
Sally Sharp, Carol Westwood, Sheri Lublin and Barb Kiefer
Carol Satz and Ronni Bernard
Grace Goldberg, Helene Perretz, Jackie Nusbaum, Marla Levine and Esta Grocer enjoy a game of canasta.
Grace Goldberg, Helene Perretz, Jackie Nusbaum, Marla Levine and Esta Grocer enjoy a game of canasta.
Jackie Nusbaum takes a turn during a game of canasta during Go for the Cure Games day. All proceeds from the event benefit Breast Health Sarasota, Inc.
Carolyn Albrecht, Maggie Brenner, Timi Wolov, Paula Hollinger and Norma Greenwald
Debbie Margolis, Sunny Pervil, Beth Hocherman, Pat Baer and Sue Coyne
Sheila Rose and Irene Kauffman
Judy Roscow and Steffi Gold
Janis Wasserman and Barbara Jacobs
Ronni Bernard and Ricky Tarter
Wendy Anderson and Padma and Akula Krishna
Elenor Maxheim and Diane Davis
Marion Levine and Arleen Klein
Barbara Schwartz and Donna Pettinato
Michele Katz, Tami Shankman, Ronnie Levine and Susan Pariseau play a game of mahjong.
Attendees of the Go for the Cure Games day brought their own games, such as mahjong, to play with their tables.
Attendees of the Go for the Cure Games day brought their own games, such as mahjong, to play with their tables.
All proceeds from the event went to Breast Health Sarasota, Inc.
