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Maverick Holiday Party by Mike Lockas Alan and Kay Leibel hosted this year’s holiday party and, as expected, it was a fabulous event. The Leibel’s house was bursting at the seams with both people (an estimated 100 in attendance) and food. A stroll down the block revealed a beautiful collection of fine Porsche automobiles. That, coupled with many houses in the neighborhood decked out with holiday lights really helped to emphasize the season. ...the people are the reason that makes events like this so special... Nobody at the party went away hungry. The menu was centered around the famous Joe McGlohen barbeque. Joe brought a wide variety of smoked meats that included barbeque beef, chicken, sausage, and ribs. There were a few other tables spread throughout the house containing munchies like crackers, cheeses, dips, crisp veggies, and many side dishes. You could sample wonderful casseroles and vegetable dishes. So many members brought their favorite sides, it was hard to decide where to start. Oh - you can’t forget about the dessert table that was overflowing with sinful goodies. Some attendees were even caught sneaking bites of the sweets before dinner! Much of the topics of conversation were bench racing and what modifications were going to be done to extract the next increment of performance from our beloved Porsche of choice. The upcoming driving schools were also hot topics as people were excited to get their spouses and children involved in their hobbies. With good hearted kidding and challenging, it comes back to our motto of “It’s not the cars, it’s the people.” The cars may be the common bond that brought us together, but the people are the reason that makes events like this so special. I would like to thank Alan and Kay for opening their home to host this fabulous event. Photo by Bill Dugan The Leibel’s tree was beautifully decorated, then became surrounded by a variety of stuffed animals throughout the evening Photo by Matt Platts Barbeque-a-plenty! Photo by Matt Platts Enough to satisfy anyone’s sweet tooth Photo by Matt Platts James and Wendy in a festive mood Photo by Matt Platts Mark and Lisa Steele’s Carerra Photo by Matt Platts A very clean 911 Targa Photo by Matt Platts A line for the buffet, but there was plenty to go around! 14
Photo by Bill Dugan Annette Snodgrass, Nancy Dugan, and Tinker Edwards chillin’ by the fireplace (did Tinker just eat a lemon?) Photo by Bill Dugan Photo by Matt Platts Nancy & Bill Dugan talking antique cars with Susan & Ed Cullen Photo by Matt Platts Photo by Matt Platts Laura Sumner chatting with Dennis & Brenda Chamberlain Photo by Matt Platts Doug Molny, Renee Ortega, and Don Breithaupt Photo by Matt Platts Lisa Bullock visiting with Scott and Tricia Guenther The family-room was a popular place to hang out Photo by Bill Dugan Photo Matt Platts Annette & Lanean with some of the donated stuffed animals for the Hope Shelter Bill & Hertha Hughes Demi Lersch mingling with Laura Sumner 15
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