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On the SceneOn theSceneChocolate, Champagne, and ChefsQuail Valley River Club, Vero BeachNov. 1, 2010Photos by Ed DrondoskiBig Brothers Big Sisters of Indian River County hosted the2nd Annual Chocolate, Champagne, and Chefs event at theQuail Valley River Club. Guests enjoyed a silent and live auctionand sampled a selection of pastries and chocolates fromeight local chefs.213456781. Mike and Cami Kanner2. Christina and Rob Bordonaro3. Olivia Watkins and Mary Alice Bennett4. Marlynn and Bill Scully685. Brooke and Jason Odom6. Carolyn and John Bowers7. Barry and Tamara Garcia8. Jackie and Bob Bradley

The fusion of Caribbean charm and Designer creativityIllustration by Jean SandersCalypso PalmsThe 2011 Children’s Home Society Designer Showcase House atOld St. Lucie Boulevard, StuartTour a magnificent home, marvel at the work of fifteen localdesigners, enjoy lunch overlooking the St. Lucie River, shop at theboutique, and help support the work of the Transitional LivingProgram of Children’s Home Society of Florida.Candy Johnson, Lead DesignerFebruary 26 through March 18, 201110 a.M. to 4 p.M.Get up to date information on tickets, times, the designers and the house atwww.chsdesignershowcase.org

On the SceneZora Neale Hurston Memorial DedicationOct. 9, 2010Fort PierceWarm weather and blue skies welcomed the dedication ceremony forthe Zora Neale Hurston sculpture created by artist James Liccione near hergravesite in Fort Pierce. Hurston, who lived her last years in Fort Pierce,wrote the celebrated “Their Eyes Were Watching God.’’ Her gravesite wasunmarked until fellow writer Alice Walker discovered it in 1973. The sculptureis the latest improvement to the gravesite. Welcoming remarks weregiven by Jon Ward and the invocation was given by the Rev. Toby Philpart.IRSC’s Steven Knapp spoke of Zora’s life and her last days in Fort Pierce.Music was provided by Community Youth Outreach Program.12341. James Liccione and Brenda M. Cooper next to Liccione’ssculpture of Zora Neale Hurston2. Adrienne Moore, Sarah Pelt Jackson3. Shamaya Robinson, Renee Jordan, Latasha German4. Rufus and Brian AlexanderSt. Lucie County EducationFoundation BallPelican Yacht ClubOct. 23, 21010Photos by Ed Drondoski1An elegant setting and wonderful sunset began thefestivities for the annual Education Foundation Ball.This year’s theme was “Innovations in Education”and attendees enjoyed cocktails and hors d’oeuvres,and both live and silent auctions. Dinner and dancingconcluded the evening.23451. Isabel Jaramillo, Rick Decker, Dolores Rodriguez2. John and Eunice Ekufu3. Dr. Ken and Debbie Langley4. Penny Morin, Dana McSweeney5. Dr. Richard and Pamela Houghten70

Light The WayAn Evening to benefit Alzheimer’s CommunityCareNov. 6, 2010Meadowood Golf and Tennis Club,Fort PiercePhotos by Ed Drondoski1On the SceneAlzheimer’s Community Care presented an evening of Artand Caring. The event featured cocktails, dinner and dancing,along with both live and silent auctions. Highwaymen artfrom local artists was featured.2 3451. Desiree Raymond and Highwaymen artist Al Black2. Mike and Ginny Fowler3. Dan and Linda Myers4. Michelle and Tony Cavallaro5. Gene McInerney, Kerri Amoruso71

“Celebrate Land, Water, Wildlife’’Benefit for Indian River Land TrustRock City Gardens, WabassoNov. 11, 2010Photos by Ed DrondoskiThe weather was perfect for the Land Trust event held atbeautiful Rock City Gardens. The Hot Sauce Boys providedmusical entertainment and a buffet dinner was provided byElizabeth D. Kennedy & Co.1 2On the Scene3 456781. Lois Fay and Dana McDougall2. Grant Withers, Wendy Eckert3. Nancy and Bob Niederpruem4. Donna Wilcox, SharonGaskin5. Tena Boehm and Anne Lanier6. Sally Anderson, Lou AnnLindsay7. Mary and Kris Krauszer8. Deborah and Jim Gooch73

On the SceneNEW!Lunch CateringOffice Delivery AvailableCALL IN ADVANCEMonday - FridayEvent CateringNo event to small or too large204 Orange AvenueHistoric DowntownFort PierceContact Joann Pagano772.460.7666The Royal Palms of St. LucieCounty presents “Viva Las Vegas”Nov. 5, 2010Riverwalk Center, Fort PiercePhotos by Ed DrondoskiThe Royal Palms held a Viva Las Vegas-style event thatfeatured a silent auction, Vegas-style gaming and a BlackjackTournament. The event benefits women’s and children’scharities in St. Lucie County. Sponsors included the HartnettBuilding Group and Whimsy Clothing Boutique.1 2345 67 85741. Molly Bottorff, Emilie Windham2. Chris Wheeler and Quinn Haisley3. Bo and Crystal Hutchinson4. Dana Worthington, DebPizzimenti5. Eddy and Debbie Reed6. Cristina and Dr. Adam Ball7. Victoria Lucas, JenniferWedebrook8. Natasha Santoro, Trish Cordeiro

“Come to the Cabaret”5th Annual Dinner to benefit the HomelessFamily CenterQuail Valley River Club, Vero BeachNov. 8, 2010Photos by Ed DrondoskiThe Homeless Family Center was the benefactor of theannual fundraising event hosted at Quail Valley River Club.Sponsors included The George E. Warren Corp. and The NelsonWealth Management Group. Cocktails, a silent auction,and dinner were some of the evening’s highlights.1 2On the Scene3 4 561. Cindy Goetz and Scott Layne2. Jan Christensen and Pam Halvorsen3. Betty Struse and Maya Peterson4. John and Carla Matthews5. Mary and George Lewisy6. Sara and Bill ShanklankCall For Your Free Consultation Now!Cosmetic Laser Services & AestheticsSpecializing in Laser Hair Removal and Electrolysis with Guaranteed ResultsOTHER SERVICES AVAILABLE INCLUDE:• Laser Skin Resurfacing• Lipo Body Sculpting• Botox• Permanent Makeup• Customized Facials• RestylanePurchase a Gift Certificate Now for the Holidays.Perfect for You or a Loved One!Queens of Hair RemovalLydia A. ReedCCE, CME, LERebecca LightleRN, BSN, CCE, CMEDana ConawayCCE, CME, LE124 SW Chamber Court | St. Lucie West | 772.873.560075

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