The Key Niners and the Women's 18-Hole golf associations held their annual event benefiting Breast Health Sarasota, Inc. on Feb 28.
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Katie Johns
| 7:34 p.m. February 28, 2017
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From pink lemonade to pink flowers, the Longboat Key Club’s Harbourside Dining Room turned various shades of pink on Feb. 28, and for a good reason.
The Key Niners and Women’s 18-Hole golf associations hosted their annual Go for the Cure event. The event, a fundraiser benefiting Breast Health Sarasota, Inc. raised enough money last year to provide 65 screening mammograms, 35 diagnostic mammograms and various other services to clients.
Golfers donned their best shades of pink including pink feather boas, hats and even pink Mardi Gras beads to show their support. The ladies played a round of golf before enjoying a buffet-style lunch.
Arleen Klein, Secretary of Breast Health Sarasota, Inc. Barb Genneken, event chairwomen Jayne Weiss and Gwen Watson,Chairwoman of Breast Health Sarasota, Inc. Suellen Kaeb and Key Niner’s President Carol Meese
Breast Cancer survivor Becky Thomas, Donna Troendle and Janet Hartmann
Bunny Skirboll, Pam Reiter, Marge Heller, Dee Weinstein and Betsy Granite
Marlene Wilkening, Sue Rudder and Gerda Toth
Debbie Rand, Bonnie Chisling, Becky Costello and Kathy Bernstein
Maggie Buterbaugh and Mary Pearson
Tina Skestos and Amy Chapman
Eleanor Maxheim and Sue Catlin
Sandy Fulkerson and Gerri Peterman
Linda Weber and President of the Women’s 18-Hole Golf Association Suzanne Reiman
Becky Smothers and Jean Tarsy
The Key Niner’s and the Women’s 18-Hole golf associations gathered for the annual Go for the Cure event on Feb. 28. The ladies played a round of golf followed by lunch at the Longboat Key Club Harbourside Dining Room.
Tina Skestos, Marcy Klein, Belinda Russell and Suzanne Reiman
Event chairwomen Jayne Weiss and Gwen Watson smile as they talk to the golf associations’ members on Feb. 28.
Barb Genneken and Suellen Kaeb of Breast Health Sarasota Inc. talk to the crowd at the women’s golf associations’ annual Go for the Cure event on Feb. 28.
