Fans of Sail Baltimore – and its efforts bringing ships from around the world to visit Baltimore for free public tours – gathered at Bo Brooks for its biggest fundraising party of the year.
Guests filled the restaurant, catching up with old friends, browsing the buffet……and having fun bidding in the silent auction.Pictured (LtoR) Sail Baltimore board members: Meighan Burton, board secretary; Paul Swensen, fundraising committee chair; and Nan Nawrocki, presidentPictured (LtoR) Marie Congues, elementary school teacher; and Stephane Conges, Commanding Officer of Garonne, a French navy ship visiting BaltimorePictured (LtoR) Toni Leggore, retired healthcare policy writer; Tilghman Hensley, artist/sculptor/charter board captain; and Dianne Bland, retired acquisitions librarianPictured (LtoR) James Matters, Cormon Kokosing Construction Company general manager; Phyllis Brown, Baltimore County Circuit Court magistrate; Aida Matters, community volunteer; and Lindsey Matters, Barton Cotton senior graphic designerPictured (LtoR) Roz Healy, Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts chief of staff/Sail Baltimore board member; and Janet Novak, Visit Baltimore convention registrarPictured (LtoR) Mary Ellen Whitman, retired teacher; Neal Brown, retired contractor; and Colleen Brown, retired office managerPictured (LtoR) Chris Swenson, Keepwell Vinegar co-owner; Kat Stout, Keepwell Vinegar co-owner; Brian Moore, Moran Towing dispatcher; and Monica Frank, Moran Towing dispatcherPictured (LtoR) ; Michelle Ruff, BHHS PenFed Realty realtor; and Teresa Ruff, General Ship Repair bookkeeper (October 24, 2019 – Bo Brooks)
Sloane Brown
Baltimore's longtime fashion and social scene reporter, Sloane is the founder/managing editor of Baltimore Snap.
