- January 9, 2025
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Andy Mace and Karen Butler represent the Roper YMCA Family Center.
Former NFL player Rogers Beckett signed autographs at the expo with his son Bralen, 7, in tow.
Celia Ceride and her daughter Sophia, 7, had fun tabling on behalf of the Girl Scouts.
John and Sheryl Carrozzella represented the Florida Center for Hormones and Wellness.
Priscilla Malin of Titus Dental gives Terri Martz a massage.
Rebecca Desir, health promotions manager for Central Florida’s American Lung Association, was ready to help people learn about lung health.
Candi Hill, left, Michael Barbosa and Melissa Barbosa had a blast at the expo.
Wayne Murphy, far left; Wesley Chenevert, 11; Thom Battisto; Kaitlyn Chenevert, 11; and dogs Sydney and Toby represented “Read to Sydney,” an organization that helps children improve their reading skills by allowing them to read to Sydney, a therapy dog.
Graceann Rivera (left) and daughter Elizabeth run a ministry that helps women battling chronic illnesses.
Claire Brown, an instructor at Food For Life, served samples of healthy food to guests.
Tracy Teclaw of the Energy Wellness Center demonstrates quantum reflex analysis on Phil Sachell.
OCOEE Local health-related businesses gathered at the West Oaks Mall Saturday, Feb. 27 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. for a Healthy West Orange Expo. The expo, a free community event, featured health and wellness events, activities, an appearance by former NFL player Rogers Beckett and many giveaways.
The expo’s purpose was to bring people together in an attempt to make West Orange the healthiest community in the nation. Those interested in taking the Healthy West Orange pledge can visit www.healthywestorange.org.
