- November 28, 2024
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Violinists entertained guests during the cocktail hour.
Windermere Police Chief Dave Ogden and wife Shelly enjoyed spending the evening together.
Artist Jeannie Albers works on perfecting her painting of a horse.
Sasha Venovski, Carol Wick, Kay Rawlins, George Diaz and Theresa Bradley had a good time catching up over cocktails.
Theresa O’Neal, Stephanie Ellis and Chaunte Lowe were happy to meet each other at the gala.
Jeff, Jenny, Buck, Nelda, Tara and Brad Banker pose for a family photo.
Bartenders served guests drinks during cocktail hour.
Brett Chulman, Austin Coker, Holly Joffrion and Windermere Mayor Gary Bruhn had a good time chatting.
Jill Turnquist, Cheryl McDonnell, Michelle Rueff and Leneé Magnuson loved getting all dressed up.
Jenn Hope, Cindi Foshee and Tonya Forbes chatted before the program began.
Nikki Arnold, Maria Santana, Edgar Jimenez sand Dawn Haase enjoyed some cocktails.
Amanda Nethero, Jodi Smigelski, Carrie Eubanks, Susan Saunders and Jean Hammond helped facilitate the event.
WOFL Fox 35 “Good Day Orlando” co-anchor Amy Kaufeldt welcomed guests to the event.
The Dreamplex Dancers put on a great hip-hop performance.
The Dreamplex Dancers put on a great hip-hop performance.
David Rath, Jason Boardman and Mary Beth Lewis-Boardman enjoyed roaming and socializing during cocktail hour.
Emcees Kyle Harden and William Petty had a great time hosting the event.
Amy Gomes, president of the CFPT Foundation, thanked guests for supporting the cause.
CLERMONT Hip-hop and ballet performances — as well as both a four-time Olympian and a Heisman trophy winner in the building — were just a few highlights of the night during the Fifth Annual Central Florida Dreamplex Gala and Auction. Games, a silent auction and special appearances from four-time Olympic champion Chaunte Lowe and from former Gators and NFL quarterback Tim Tebow all helped round out the evening. The Dreamplex is “the only sports, fitness and recreational facility in Central Florida designed specifically for those with special needs…” and welcomes people of all ages, backgrounds and groups with physical impairments, developmental delays and other special needs. Funds raised from the gala — themed “Get in the Game” this year — will help bring the Dreamplex’s second phase to life, allowing it to expand in who it can serve and what it can provide, such as recreational activities, alternative therapy and adaptive sports.
