26th Annual Holiday Brunch – Baltimore Snap

December 10, 2019

26th Annual Holiday Brunch

A full house at Martin’s West, as 100 Black Men of Maryland held its yearly holiday brunch.

Guests enjoyed good food, good music and good company.

No need to worry about missing the day’s big Ravens game. It was there, too.

Then, there was also shopping – holiday and otherwise – to be done, courtesy a whole lot of vendors set up just down the hall.

Pictured (LtoR) Larry Phillips, 100 Black Men of Prince George’s County members: Larry Phillips; Everett D. Browning, Sr., executive vice president; Mike “Geronimo” Lanier, president; and 100 Black Men of Maryland members: Wesley Webb, president; and Almie McIntyre, Jr., McIntyre Financial Group president

Pictured (LtoR) Virginia Watkins, retired educator; Willie Nichols, 100 Black Men of Maryland co-founder; Carolyn Cole, retired Baltimore County Public Schools principal; and Jay Watkins, retired financial advisor

Pictured (LtoR) Warren Hobbs, retired human resources manager; Rhoda Fassett, retired government employee; Deneen Fassett, US Post Office Brooklandville postmaster; and Vivian Hobbs, retired fundraiser

Pictured (LtoR) Cynthia DuRant, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation community affairs specialist; Ken Greene, St. Ambrose Housing Aid Center director; Emanuel Moore, Emanuel Moore & Associates owner/insurance agent; and Jannette Little, ExecuHome realtor

Pictured (LtoR) Carnell Cottrell, retired hair stylist; and Theresa Thomas, State of Maryland social worker

Pictured (LtoR) Evelyn Millhouse-Fort, Forte Communications owner/communications consultant; Gerri Bates, Bowie State University English professor; Mel Bates, Ouside Looking In Custom Art Framing president; Lucy F. Austin, Leadership Prince George’s board member; and Walter Austin, retired federal law enforcement officer

Pictured (LtoR) Roz Smith, retired corporate executive; C.C. Harrison, All Access Foundation CEO; Deborah Sydnor, Pikesville LPN; Robin McIntyre, St. Agnes Hospital surgical first assistant; and Iris Jay, Kaiser Permanente senior manager

(December 8, 2019 – Martin’s West)

Sloane Brown

Baltimore's longtime fashion and social scene reporter, Sloane is the founder/managing editor of Baltimore Snap.

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