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VOL. 23 NO. 6 www.seabreezepublications.com JUNE 2021

Big Brothers, Big Sisters Of Palm Beach And Martin

Counties Recognized Volunteers And Supporters

Amid trophies, plaques, videos, treats and fanfare, friends, A short program, led by
supporters and volunteers gathered for the 2021 awards luncheon Yvette Flores Acevedo, CEO
on April 28 to cheer the bonds between “bigs” and “littles” that Big Brothers, Big Sisters
steadfastly represents the nonprofit Big Brothers, Big Sisters of of Palm Beach and Martin
Palm Beach and Martin Counties – now in its 35th year! Counties, showcased winners
The event, taking place and generously sponsored by with personal, heartfelt
Bonefish Grille in Stuart, set the stage for smiles, laughter, accounts, about the difference
hugs, and recognition for the 2021 and 2020 Big and Little of in their lives because of the
the Year honorees, Volunteers of the Year, and the distinguished “matches” and life-mentor
Raising a Child and Raising Children awards. experiences enjoyed throughout
“Our volunteers and supporters remained steadfast in their the years. Volunteers shared
commitment to our youth before and during the pandemic,” why they choose to lend time
said Yvette Flores Acevedo, CEO Big Brothers, Big Sisters and talents to the charity.
of Palm Beach and Martin Counties. “Their generosity
empowers youth to graduate with a plan for their future and Big Brothers, Big Sisters Elysha Miskanic, Mikealo Moncayo, Luisa Espinoza, Pete Magazino, Alan Armstrong,
a mentor for their lifetime.” on page 4 Chloe Taylor and Howard McNett
Harbour Ridge Member

Defeats Odds With Two Holes In One In One Round

What Are Those Odds? 67 Million under an hour later, using a five hybrid from 105 yards, she
To 1 To Be Exact made her second-ever hole in one on hole No. 14. Once Patsy
The average American golfer got to the seventh hole at 11:35 a.m., she thought it best to
makes a hole in one once every use her six hybrid from 102 yards. She swings, she … sinks
12,000 rounds. On Saturday, May it! Incredibly, she successfully sunk her second (and third
8, Harbour Ridge Yacht & Country ever) hole in one; same round, same course, same day!
Club member Patsy Harris defeated Patsy, who calls herself a “bogey” golfer with a handicap
those odds by a long shot. of 19, said, “I am always just happy to clear the hazards and
Patsy, a member at Harbour get the ball on the green; none of our par-3s are easy! My
Ridge since 2014, decided to start her golf group, ‘The Queen of the Greens,’ was so excited after
day off with a final 18-hole round of the first hole in one – high fiving and taking photos. After the
golf for the 2021 season. Little did second, I was in shock!” Members of her foursome that day
she know it would end in 67 million included Jill Kelly, Barbara Alesi, and Elaine McCusker.
to one odds! She teed off the River
Ridge No. 10 at 8:16 a.m. and just Harbour Ridge Member Defeats Odds on page 5
Two Nonprofits Partner For Kentucky Derby Fundraiser

By Jackie Holfelder A Derby Hat contest,
It was rockin’ at Rockin’ H Ranch in Palm City on Derby Race competition,
May 1, when the Caring Children Clothing Children (4Cs) silent auction and visit
and Equine Rescue and Adoption Foundation (ERAF) from ERAF horses were
partnered to present the Third Annual Derby Day Benefit. among the festivities.
The fundraiser was sold out, with people enjoying both Sponsors included
indoor and outdoor event venues, bar service – including Advanced Technology
the signature derby day cocktail mint julep – provided Integrators, A3 Kleaning,
by Bonner Mobile Bar and delicious hors d’oeuvres
provided by Ellie’s Downtown Deli and Catering, located Kentucky Derby Fundraiser
in downtown Stuart. on page 3

Karen Goodberlet, Elaine Hines, Angel Robertson, Carolyne Austin, Denise LeClair-Robbins,
Concetta Schiattarella and Joanna Greene Newman enjoy the Third Annual Derby Day fundraiser.