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The board of directors of
Pinceladas de Mujer, a
Hispanic women’s organization in
Dr. Phillips and Windermere,
celebrated its second anniversary
with a luncheon at Eddie V’s Prime
Seafood. All members and guests
dressed in white attire with red accessories.
The event included an art
exhibition by Joyce Hayes, music by
tenor Rafael Cavero, and a fashion
show by Ca Va Chic Boutique, presented
by Dominicci International.
The organization’s mission is philanthropy,
self-improvement and
networking. It meets every month
at restaurants in the Dr. Phillips
area. For more information, email
pinceladasorlando@gmail.com.
The Lake Cane Restoration
Society, in conjunction with Lucky’s
the recipient of all donations will
be YMCA Aquatic Center’s scholarship
fund. Participants don’t have to
swim to attend, and breakfast is free
for all. Lucky’s Lake Swimmers
volunteer to run the event, and the
host site is the home of Southwestarea
residents John “Lucky”
and Jacquie Meisenheimer,
longtime supporters of the YMCA
Aquatic Center. The Rev. Tom
Welch, a board member of the
Roper YMCA, will perform the
service.
(L. to r.) Jackie Jaggers; Tatiana Fernando; Dr. Francelis Ivette Gonzales; Carol
Carbia, president; and Mary Luz Rodriguez of Pinceladas de Mujer’s board of
directors celebrate the group’s second anniversary.
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Residents attend an annual Easter sunrise service/swim at the home of Southwest-area
residents Lucky and Jacquie Meisenheimer.
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Lake Swim, will sponsor its seventh
annual Easter sunrise service/
swim event — Eat. Pray. Swim. —
at sunrise April 16. The event typically
averages between 250 and
300 attendees and is held each
year to raise awareness and funds
for a worthy, local cause. This year,
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