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Jupiter Spotlight, Page 11

White Truffle Dinner from page 10 Beach. To enhance the customer experience, the center The Palm Beach Wine Auction will take place on
is currently undergoing a $50 million expansion project, Jan. 20 at the exclusive waterfront club, 1000 NORTH
are Chairman Ted Mandes, Cochairmen Milly and Patrick titled Kravis 2020: The Future is Now. The center’s in Jupiter. Guests will gather to bid on amazingly rare
Park, Vice-Chairman Lois Pope, Michael J. Bracci, mission is to enhance the quality of life in Palm Beach vintages, exquisite experiences and unique treasures
Tamara Broadrick, Amos Dare, Ed Dudnyk, Susan Hurley County by presenting a diverse schedule of national and while sampling the finest cuisine and wine pairings.
Esson, Roderic R. Fink, Barbara Evans Golden, Cynthia international artists and companies of the highest quality, For additional information, please call (561) 651-4320,
Jean, John H. Kessler, Peter Lamelas, Cory Lipoff, by offering comprehensive arts education programs – email pbwa@kravis.org or visit palmbeachwineauction.
Shelley Menin, Tommy Morrison, I. Jeffrey Pheterson, serving approximately 2.6 million students since its org. Online bidding is available at www.pbwa.online. For
Michael Rendina, Martin Rivard, Jeffrey Sabean, Laurie inception; by providing a Palm Beach County home more information on the Kravis Center’s arts education
S. Silvers, Jill Sloane, Richard Sloane, Michael Troise, for local and regional arts organizations to showcase programs, please visit kravis.org/education.
Cory Valentine , Kathryn C. Vecellio, Jill Wachter, and their work; and by providing an economic catalyst and
Jeffrey A. Stoops, ex officio. community leadership in West Palm Beach, supporting Photos by CAPEHART
The Kravis Center is a not-for-profit performing arts efforts to increase travel and tourism to Palm Beach
center located at 701 Okeechobee Blvd., in West Palm County.

Craig and Shelley Menin Henni and John Kessler Michelle Smith, Jeffry Smith Kathryn and Leo Vecellio Stephanie and Peter Lamelas Ed and Jen Dudnyk

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Laura and David Wrightson Madeline and Rod Fink Tuny and Dave Page Cindy and Ted Mandes John and Dorothy DeMarco Jill and Mickey Silverman

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