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Michele Jamieson, left, and Debbie Banks Catherine Wood, from left, Sandy Metzer, Catherine Foley, and Melissa Stroud Greer Anderson, left, and Amy Broderick
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100 WOMEN WHO CARE
The 100 Women Who Care met at the Davis Love Grill on St. Simons Island. The charity brings local women together who pledge $100 quarterly and and select a local organization to receive the collective amount. This meeting, the nonprofit chose Glynn Haven Park. For details, visit 100WomenWhoCareSSI.
Catherine Wood, left, and Dana Watkins Jane Segerberg, from left, Anna Stroud, Julie Hearons, and Barbara Wilsher Mary Jo Prater, left, and Zaida Clay Harris
Maggie Dutton, left, and Ann Marie Burley Emily Ellison, from left, Dona Johnson, and Pam McKinnon Catina Tindall, from left, Missy Neu, and Siobhan Watkins
Ashley Fassnacht, left, and Ashley Edenfield Beth Keen, from left, Ashley Edenfield, and Tresena Bowe Leah Sasser, from left, Jordan Sasser, baby Romi Sasser, and Maggie Hughes
FAITHFUL LOVE
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Faithful Love, a nonprofit that helps the victims of sex trafficking, held a Mother’s Day fundraiser. Participants created bouquets for the occasion while learning about the organization. For more information on the mission, visit faithfullove.net.
Becky Tucker, from left, Junette Pearson, and Connie Worley Catherine Beach, from left, Rebecca Beach, and Caroline Beach Sarah Sanchez, left, and Fran Christiansen
Briden Edenfield, from left, Lilly Fassnacht, Caroline Beach, and Murray Nellis Judi Riccio, from left, Katie Fitzgerald, Haleigh Welch, and Lillian Dowdy Virginia Aberle, left, and Pamela Horan
Juergen and Carol Christmann Sally Crosswell, from left, Jane Thompson, Catherine Blackwell, and Ava Crosswell
ARTTRENDS GALLERY
ArtTrends Gallery, a collaborative of area artists, hosted an opening for its Moving Forward Exhibition, which also celebrated its sixth anniversary. The show ran through the end of June. For information on upcoming exhibitions, visit arttrends.gallery.
Molly Wolfe, from left, Cheryl Keefer, and Debbie Holland Mark Valentine, from left, Lydia Thompson, and Rebecca Valentine
Millie Wilcox, left, and Bess Thompson John Tinker, from left, Ronda Rich, Paul White, and Jennifer Fussell Liz De Mato, from left, Laura Jane Madray, and Mari Anne Palmatary
John Tinker, from left, Ann Hoddnett,
Ronda Rich, and Pat Hodnett Cooper Maggie Dutton, left, and Hunter Baker
EUGENIA PRICE PROJECT
Columnist and best-selling author Ronda Rich and her husband, television producer John Tinker, shared their plans to create a documentary and possibly a scripted show about Eugenia Price, who wrote several historical fiction works about St. Simons Island. Rich is searching for stories about Price’s life and invites anyone who has something to share to email her at ronda@rondarich.com.
Cindy and Russell Jacobs Susan Myers, from left, Duane Harris, Carol Harris, and Chip Lewis Bill and Merry Tipton
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Aloha Cabaret, hosted by the Coastal Symphony of Georgia’s Symphony Society, was held at the King and Prince’s Atlantic Court tent on St. Simons Island. The Hawaiian-themed event included Polynesian dancers, auctions, and a themed menu. The proceeds go toward funding the professional symphony, which performs multiple times a year.
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Katie Fitzgerald, from left, Sue Amiano, and Bonnie Sacco
Margjorie Mathiew, left, and Dr. Paige Slack
Pictured are 39 of the 66 active members at Old City Hall in Brunswick. On the back row are Brian Weese, from left, Bill Tipton, Bruce Fendig, Beth Vanderbeck, Brad Brown, and Al McKinnon. On the fourth row are Roy Boyd, from left, Ken Trowbridge, Ron Maulden, Bill Gauthier, JR Wright, Logan Jones, Myrick Stubbs, and Jeff Holcombe. On the third row are Brady Turner, from left, Kip Turner, Terry Adkins, Dick Knight, Scott Spence, John Tuten, and Catina Tindall. On the second row are Charles Ezelle, Kim Campbell, Robbie Turner, Bill
Smith, Jarret Graham, Trena Smith-Smyth, Rev. Jim McIlrath, Charles Taylor, and Woody Woodside. On the front row are Meredith Deal, from left, Cynthia Bauer, Albert Shelander, John Lang, Thomas Zachry, Mathew Hill, Ben Sterling Jr., and Richard Altman.
BRUNSWICK ROTARY CLUB
The Brunswick Rotary Club recently celebrated its 100th anniversary as a club. The organization was formed in 1921 by a number of local businessmen. Today, the club boasts 66 active members — both male and female. The club meets at noon every Thursday at the Brunswick Country Club.
Catina Tindall, from left in back, Brain Weese, and Albert Shelander, seated Howard Mann, left, and John Lang Logan Jones, left, and Patrick Jones
Jim McIlrath, from left, Mathew Hill, and Ron Maulden Robert Burr, left, and Jarret Graham Terra Winslett, left, and Trina Smith-Smyth
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