Longboat Key Club games for a cure

The annual game day on Feb. 6 benefited Breast Health Sarasota, Inc.

  • By Katie Johns
  • | 12:23 p.m. February 6, 2019
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Ladies of the Longboat Key Club went up against some friendly competition Feb. 6.

More than 100 club members and guests participated in an annual game day benefiting Breast Health Sarasota, Inc.

Players brought their own mahjong sets and cards for canasta, bridge or duplicate bridge to play. Before playing their chosen games, they enjoyed a buffet brunch.



 

Organizers Marion Levine and Arlene Klein
Organizers Marion Levine and Arlene Klein
Cris Meyers and Donna Pettinato
Cris Meyers and Donna Pettinato
Judy Safier and Judy Papernick
Judy Safier and Judy Papernick
Themed treats, such as these cookies, along with pink-frosted cupcakes were set out for dessert.
Themed treats, such as these cookies, along with pink-frosted cupcakes were set out for dessert.
Phyllis Ploener, Sally Sharp and Riva Hecht
Phyllis Ploener, Sally Sharp and Riva Hecht
Helene Romine, Lori Brochin, Linda Gidel, Diane Richter, Jan Menker, Barbara Ehlers and Ellen Rothbaum
Helene Romine, Lori Brochin, Linda Gidel, Diane Richter, Jan Menker, Barbara Ehlers and Ellen Rothbaum
Debbie Roman, Shelly Schwarz, Marcie Jones and Jennifer Bozian
Debbie Roman, Shelly Schwarz, Marcie Jones and Jennifer Bozian
The event benefited Breast Health Sarasota, Inc.
The event benefited Breast Health Sarasota, Inc.
Andy Tibbetts and Marie Watts
Andy Tibbetts and Marie Watts

 

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