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22 | November 9, 2017 | The lake forest leader LIFE & ARTS<br />
LakeForestLeader.com<br />
MTF Bettys<br />
paint the<br />
town red<br />
LEE A. LITAS<br />
Freelance Reporter<br />
Guest Jo Ann Johnson (left) and Janet Tamer, both of Lake Forest, attended the 19th<br />
annual Betty Bash on Oct. 20 at Gorton Community Center. PHOTOS BY LEE A. LITAS/22ND<br />
CENTURY MEDIA<br />
Nearly 200 crimsonattired<br />
and befascinated<br />
guests converged at Gorton<br />
Community Center<br />
in Lake Forest on Oct.<br />
20, for the Mothers Trust<br />
Foundation’s 19th annual<br />
Betty Bash. Since 1998,<br />
MTF has impacted more<br />
than 30,000 low-income<br />
and in-crisis children<br />
throughout Lake County.<br />
MTF’s goal is to provide<br />
hope, build confidence<br />
and make a positive difference<br />
in a young person’s<br />
life. The Foundation<br />
provides children and<br />
youth with funding for<br />
immediate and sought-after<br />
needs such as clothing,<br />
educational fees, medical<br />
needs, safety gear and car<br />
seats, and even for extracurricular<br />
activities. The<br />
event raised more than<br />
$50,000.<br />
Renee Zoladz (left), a Mother’s Trust Foundation board<br />
member, and Trude Roselle, of Lake Forest, were in<br />
attendance at the event.<br />
Mothers Trust Foundation Board Member Roycealee Wood (left), of Lake Bluff, and<br />
Mothers Trust Foundation Founder Barbara Monsor, of Lake Forest, helped raise<br />
money for MTF at the event.<br />
Attendees (left to right) Marly Subido, the event co-chairman of the annual Betty<br />
Bash, of Lake Villa; Vicki Rossetti, board president, of Lake Forest; and Kim Croisant,<br />
board member, of Lake Forest, were also at the event.
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