Southern Garden Party Benefits Women Fighting Breast Cancer
Chesapeake Regional Health Foundation's Bra-ha-ha raises money to provide mammograms and related breast health services to eligible uninsured and underinsured individuals. A southern garden party was held at the home of the Bra-ha-ha Committee Chair Shirley Forbes and her husband Congressman Randy Forbes. The Men in Pink began last year and has grown to 35 men this year. These men have come out in support of breast cancer research and are raising money and awareness for the Bra-ha-ha. The 2015 Bra-ha-ha will be held on September 25th at 6:30 pm at the Chesapeake Conference Center and will feature beautifully decorated bras along with an auction and awards show. Tickets may be purchased at www.brahaha.org.
From left: First Vice President-Investment Officer with Wells Fargo Advisors, Scott Matheson, Executive Director of the Dismal Swamp Art Festival KC Pollard, Vice President & CIO at Chesapeake Regional Medical Center Ken Deans, Senior Vice President at TowneBank Sheree Best, and her husband Steve Best, retired Chesapeake Fire Chief and Chesapeake's 2015 First Citizen
Members of the Bra-ha-ha Committee, from left: Teresa Davis, Bambi Rivera, Debbie Ritter, and Shirley Forbes
From left: Congressman and host of the garden party Randy Forbes, Chesapeake Regional Medical Center ER Physician Dr. Lewis Siegel, and Retired President and CEO of Chesapeake General Hospital Don Buckley
From left: Peggy Matthews and Anne Council, standing. Seated: Lil Oman and Chesapeake Mayor Alan Krasnoff.
Chair of the Bra-ha-ha Committee Shirley Forbes and President and CEO of Chesapeake Regional Medical Center Dr. Peter Bastone
From left: President and CEO of Tull Financial Group Robin Tull and his wife Cathy, President and CEO of Internet Marketing and Design Terry Young, and his wife The Shopper COO Nikki Young
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