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Primeros Pasos holds benefit dinner
Primeros Pasos Board President Sandy Baker, left, joins Primeros Pasos Executive Director Casey Christopher for a photo early in the event.
November 25, 2017
Socializing at the event are (l-r) Founder, Past Board President and Event Chair Sally Beaumont, Founder Andre Beaumont, Dr. Wilson Nino and Ana Vargas-Nino, RN.
Ready to enjoy the event are (l-r) Mike Taylor, Barbara Warnell, Rick and Rachel Grier-Reynolds and Ann Burton.
Gathered for a photo are (l-r) Board Member and Building and Gounds Chair David Baker, Board Member Lesley Eichten, Michael Coten and Board Member Barbara Tenney.
Board Member Joe Conaway chats with supporter Charlie Burton.
The Funsters entertain the full house during dinner.
Enjoying the event are (l-r) board member Todd Wilson, Board Development Officer Mary Lou Tietz and Suraj “Sunny” Gyani.
Georgetown Mayor Bill West shares a moment with Sussex County Council President Michael Vincent.
The Primeros Pasos teaching staff takes a moment to gather for a photo. Shown are (l-r) Tanya Hernandez, Angie Polanco, Yajaira Delgado, Cynthia Tijerina, Executive Director Casey Christopher, Kelly Klalmsley, Maria Joseph and Michelle Yuncosa-Chavez.
Browsing the silent auction items are (l-r) Martha Royall and sponsor Griswold Home Care’s MaryAnne Murray.
Primeros Pasos supporters Ann and David Burton relax at the event.
Happy at the fundraiser are (l-r) Jim Baker, Joann Conaway and Joe Baker.
Socializing at the event are (l-r) Frank and Marcia Fry, Board Vice President Tom Sturgis, and Karen and Joe Coen.
Primeros Pasos Early Childhood Learning Center held a Stepping Out for Primeros Pasos dinner and dance Nov. 10 at the CHEER Community Center in Georgetown. The event featured a buffet dinner, music by the Funsters, dancing, and silent and live auctions.
Primeros Pasos Early Learning Center provides exemplary education in a culturally diverse environment for all children in need. The organization serves children and families primarily from the rapidly growing Hispanic community throughout Sussex County. Its new 4,000-square-foot facility accommodates children ages 12 weeks to 12 years. Through generous community support, they continue to grow, and make a difference in the local community.
