Chesapeake Regional Health Foundation Run for the Roses Gala
With TowneBank as presenting sponsor, Chesapeake Regional Health Foundation hosted their annual gala at the Chesapeake Conference Center. This year's theme was Run for the Roses, and many of the attendees wore hats in support of the theme. Proceeds from Run for the Roses help to fund 3D mammography equipment at Chesapeake Regional Medical Center. A portion of the net proceeds will also support the Chesapeake Regional Health Foundation Endowment.
Photos courtesy Chesapeake Regional Medical CenterFinal Photo Courtesy Hobbs Studio
From left: Chesapeake Regional Chief Financial Officer John Skeans, President & CEO Peter Bastone, and Vice President of Real Estate & Strategic Development Robert Culpepper
From left: Rick Elliott, Chesapeake General Hospital Auxiliary President Louise Quales, Pam Arline. and Chesapeake Regional Director of Volunteer Services Nancy Elliott
From left: Chesapeake Regional Vice President of Marketing and Growth Angela McPike, Run for the Roses Mistress of Ceremonies and WVEC-TV Anchor Vanessa Coria, and Browning Lloyd
From left: Susan Murphy, Joey Funaro, Sharyn Price, Steve Bunting, Chesapeake Mayor Dr. Alan Krasnoff, Valarie Brown and Chesapeake City Council Member Suzy Kelly
From left: Joe Scalco, Chesapeake Regional Health Foundation Run for the Roses Gala Chair Vonda Chappell, and LeAnne Raines Benedetto
Seated: TowneBank Senior Vice President/Commercial Lending Officer Julie Anderson, Senior Vice President/Commercial Lending Officer Ross Morgan, and Jennie Morgan. Standing: Vice President/Private Banking Officer Betsy Bagnell Totten, Doug Anderson, President of Chesapeake/Portsmouth/Suffolk Branches Dawn Glynn, Tim Glynn, Chesapeake Regional Health Foundation Run for the Roses Gala Chair Vonda Chappell, Administrative Officer/LEAD Associate Chelsea Glynn, and Tyler Copan.
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