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Beebe Bash takes a trip back to the ’80s

Event at Lighthouse Cove in Dewey raises funds for medical foundation
Styling in the sun at the Beebe Bash are (l-r) Sally Cole, Sara Carter and Parker Cole. TED PFIRRMANN PHOTOS
Ted Pfirrmann
June 17, 2024

The ’80s made a totally awesome comeback, at least for one night June 7, at the Beebe Medical Foundation’s Beebe Bash.

Neon was the color of choice for many, while Decade80 provided a righteous soundtrack for what turned out to be an amazing night of dancing, food and comradeship.

Held at the Lighthouse Cove Event Center in Dewey Beach, the event raised funds to help support emergency services at the Margaret H. Rollins Campus in Lewes and the South Coastal Health Campus in Millville.

“We have 500 donors and supporters so that we can take care of everybody [in need] that lives, visits and comes to Sussex County,” said Tom Protack, president of Beebe Medical Foundation.

This one-of-a-kind fundraising event included video games, selfie stations, an open bar, a gift card pull, live entertainment, a live auction and more.

 

Making sure everyone has a great time are (l-r) Amy Keller, Beebe Medical Foundation event coordinator; Tom Protack, president, Beebe Medical Foundation; and Kay Young, executive director of development, Beebe Medical Foundation.
Arcade games provide an ’80s flashback.
A roller skate adorns the table as an ’80s centerpiece.
Taylor Knox of Decade80 hams it up for the camera.
Doug McDonald is the medical education coordinator for Beebe Healthcare.
The crowd is engrossed in conversation and enjoying appetizers.
Decade80’s Justin Fisher on drums and Taylor Knox on guitar perform all the hits.
Garbed in true ’80s fashion are (l-r) Greg Mayer, Grant Linhares and Doug Church.
The crowd on the deck enjoys perfect weather.
Enjoying the night are Rehoboth Beach Commissioner Edward Chrzanowski, left, and Kathy McGuiness, 14th District candidate.
Tom Protack, president of the Beebe Medical Foundation, serves as the evening’s auctioneer.
Posing for a photo are (l-r) Jack Riddle, president of Community Bank Delaware; Pam Baker, board member at Beebe Healthcare; and Mike Meoli, chair of the Beebe Healthcare board.

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