Pictured (LtoR) Kenneth Barrett, Old Mill High School counselor; John Barrett, retired federal employee; and Jeff Kayce, Bozzuto Development managing director/UMAR Boxing board memberPictured (LtoR) Stevie Pierce, Baltimore-based boxer; and Destiny Day-Owens, two-time Golden Glove champion boxerPictured (LtoR) Marvin “Black Mamba” Johnson, Baltimore-based professional light heavyweight boxer; and Coach Rodney “J. Rock” Johnson, UMAR Boxing promoter/coachPictured (LtoR) Steph Hoag, FXWell director of activation & engagement; Scott Plank, War Horse Cities CEO; and Cortney Marshall, FXWell design marketing specialistPictured (LtoR) André Gingles, Gingles managing director; Tony Baylor, ASB Tax Accounts owner; Matt Hanna, Next One Up executive director; and Tony Perillo, Tishman Construction superintendent of constructionPictured (LtoR) Stanley Braxton, Mondawmin Mall concierge; Dwight “Camden Buzzsaw” Qawi, two-time world champion/International Hall of Fame light heavyweight/cruiser weight boxer; Wanda Watters, Mack Lewis Foundation treasurer/professional boxing manager; and Gregory Wilkes, Mack Lewis Foundation executive secretaryPictured (LtoR) Krystle Sanders, University of Baltimore School of Law student attorney; and Karen Hunt, retired accountantPictured (LtoR) Josh Peters, Bozzuto Construction team leader; Jeff Plusen, Plusen Landscape Architects owner/landscape architect; and Ryan Dougherty, Liberty Mutual Surety underwriterFolks gathered on the Anthem House terrace for “Boxing for Books,” a fundraiser for UMAR Boxing.Guests enjoyed cocktails and hors d’oeuvres, along with a view of the city.The evening’s highlight came when some of UMAR’s students demonstrated their boxing techniques and footwork in sparring matches, overseen by Boxing Hall of Famer and UMAR Boxing founder Marvin McDowell.
Sloane Brown
Baltimore's longtime fashion and social scene reporter, Sloane is the founder/managing editor of Baltimore Snap.
