Siesta Key Chamber members mingle at September luncheon

The members of the Siesta Key Chamber of Commerce networked over lunch at The Old Salty Dog.

  • By Whitney Elfstrom
  • | 3:10 p.m. September 6, 2019
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The Siesta Key Chamber of Commerce met Sept. 6 for its monthly networking luncheon at The Old Salty Dog on Siesta Key.

Over lunch, members and guests discussed upcoming events that will take place on the barrier island.

The Siesta Key Chamber of Commerce will celebrate its 60th anniversary with a 1960s-themed party from 5-9 p.m. Oct. 4 at Gilligan’s Island Bar & Grill. Tickets are $19.59. For information, call 349-3800.

Evelyn England and Becki Creighton
Evelyn England and Becki Creighton
Mia Leone, Ann Frescura and Paula Stein
Mia Leone, Ann Frescura and Paula Stein
A few of the items on the agenda include Siesta Key Chamber celebratory ornaments, the Siesta Key Crystal Classic and the Chamber of Commerce's 60th anniversary party.
A few of the items on the agenda include Siesta Key Chamber celebratory ornaments, the Siesta Key Crystal Classic and the Chamber of Commerce's 60th anniversary party.
Michelle Mullin, Mandi Rutter and Michelle Borrero
Michelle Mullin, Mandi Rutter and Michelle Borrero
Carrie Lewis and Robert Nassir
Carrie Lewis and Robert Nassir
Caryn Hodge and Linda Shepard
Caryn Hodge and Linda Shepard
Debra Fortosis and Richard Sanders
Debra Fortosis and Richard Sanders
Jimmy Bonner introduces himself to fellow chamber members.
Jimmy Bonner introduces himself to fellow chamber members.
Michelle Mullin, Jimmy Bonner and Dana Watkins
Michelle Mullin, Jimmy Bonner and Dana Watkins

 

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