- July 21, 2019
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Tara's Denise Smark, Donna Kenner, Joyce Giaconia, Kathy Medosch, Kim Randolph and Nancy Chavenson are ready to hit the runway. (Photos by Liz Ramos)
Tara's Denise Smark strikes a pose.
Tara's Camille Pawlik and Phyllis Pasler say the fashion show was awesome. "I love Chico's," Pasler says.
Tara's Kathy Medosch shows off her jacket and purse while posing on the runway.
Tara's Kim Randolph and Nancy Chavenson dance together before the fashion show.
Tara's Joyce Giaconia strikes a pose while modeling achic outfit from Chico's.
Tara's Nancy Chavenson shows off her second outfit in the fashion show.
Dena Fischer with Chico's original store on Sanibel Island shares information about the day outfit Tara's Kim Randolph is modeling.
Stone River's Nancy Grossman celebrates winning a $25 gift certificate.
Tara's Donna Kenner has fun making her way down the main aisle of the ballroom.
Tara's Nancy Chavenson, Donna Kenner, Denise Smark, Kathy Medosch, Joyce Giaconia and Kim Randolph gather for a final pose at the end of the fashion show.
Tara's Shiela Metras and Lynn Dallesandro have fun at the fashion show. "It was lovely as usual," Dallesandro says.
Tara's Donna Kenner makes her way around the ballroom so everyone can see her outfit.
Tara's Kim Randolph strikes a pose.
Tara's Joyce Giaconia strut around the ballroom at Tara Golf and Country Club showing off a chic outfit from Chico's.
She smiled and struck a pose in the center of the room before returning back down the main aisle and making her way around the sides of the ballroom so everyone could see.
"It's exciting," said Giaconia, who was a model in two previous Tara Golf and Country Club Fall Fashion Shows. "This means it's the beginning of the fall and holiday season. It brings back all of our snowbirds and neighbors to kick-off the season."
Joyce Yancey, the coordinator of the show, was thrilled to see about 200 people attend. She said it was one of the highest attended Tara Golf and Country Club Fashion Show in the past few years.
The fashion show raised funds for Southeastern Guide Dogs, a nonprofit that breeds, raises and trains guide dogs, service dogs and skilled companion dogs for veterans and those with disabilities.
