- April 19, 2024
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Windermere Town Council Member Jim O’Brien received some help making pancakes from his children, Jacob and Emily.
Orange County Supervisor of Elections Bill Cowles and Karen Fay dressed in their Fourth of July best.
Windermere Town Council members and volunteers enjoyed making pancakes. From left: Council Member Al Pichon, Mayor Gary Bruhn, Jacob O’Brien and Council Member Jim O’Brien.
Stephen Withers had a great time at the breakfast with Sarah Withers and his grandchildren, Lucy and Madeline.
Alexandria Cotton and Brooklyn Collier were all smiles after eating their pancakes.
West Orange Healthcare District’s Norma Sutton, right, and her mother, Dorothy Taylor, dressed in red, white and blue.
Juliana and Rafael Neves and two of their children, Sarah and Malu, soaked in some sun outside Town Hall.
Barbara and Joseph Brigoni brought their son, Eduardo, to enjoy some breakfast.
WINDERMERE Residents gathering in downtown Windermere were decked out in red, white and blue Tuesday, July 4, for the town’s annual Fourth of July pancake breakfast. Mayor Gary Bruhn, sporting a patriotic tie, greeted residents as Town Council members held down the fort filling pancake orders of all flavors — plain, chocolate chip and sprinkle-filled among them — outside.
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