- December 5, 2025
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Ken and Lisa Simback, Kim Barnes, Steven Williamson and Skip Jacob dressed to the nines.
Kita Shillingford and Ann-Marie Lehman arrived in some serious 1920's attire.
The Real Housewives of the 1920's had a ball at the speakeasy.
Shepherd's Hope founder Dr. William Barnes gave a speech to the audience before sitting to eat with friends and family.
Arriving guests were welcome to a drink while waiting in line.
Katie Seymour was essential in putting the event together.
Iris Gonzalez, Blanca Castro, Evette Muschett and Barbara Chambers looked great at the speakeasy.
Lisa Santos and Carla Loureiro dressed up for the night.
Paul Stahlman, husband of Shepherd's Hope president Marni Stahlman, credited his wife for his Babe Ruth getup.
Abby and JB Boonstra brought their eight-month-old daughter Juniper to the ball.
Colette and Woodrow Clifton were excited to be at the ball and to contribute to a good cause.
Justine Pomeroy and Anna, Sandy and Don White looked the part for the night's theme.
20's swimwear model Kirk Howard chatted with Hameed and Dana Jasat.
Michael and Sharon Bales and Dimitri Pantchev stood out from the crowd.
Newsie Sean McCann checked out auction items with "Good Time Charlie" Shawn McCann.
Dr. Romie Mushtaq, Amy Pennecock, Penny Jones and Jenna and Bryan Byer had fun with the 1920's theme.
Cherie Jeffries and Skip Smith had a clever twist for their 20's outfits.
The band sang 20's-style covers of modern songs to the crowd.
Shepherd's Hope board member Tim Figlan and Betsy Burgos were a good-looking couple at the celebration.
The Moonshine Husbands gang came equipped with some moonshine cherries.
Maxine Earhardt and Brad and Adriane Jahnke were clad in proper 1920's attire.
Volunteers put on a colorful performance to welcome guests into the dining room.
An aerial silk performer dazzled guests as dinner was served.
Rishi Bagga and Nirali Chokshi looked fabulous in their outfits.
Louis Duvall, James Nguyen and Central Florida Disability Chamber of Commerce president Rogue Gallart faced the music.
Ethan and Annette Cabiac donned masks for the occasion.
A variety of high-end prizes were up for auction, including an assortment of fine spirits.
Dr. Francelis Gonzales, Dr. G for short, dressed her best at the ball.
Shepherd's Hope celebrated their twentieth birthday with glitz and glamour at their Roaring 20's Famous Faces Masquerade Ball on Saturday, Oct. 28. Guests donned flashy outfits straight out of the 1920's, including flapper girls, newsies, suffragettes, moonshiners, good time Charlies, mobsters and more. The event was held in the Pacifica Ballroom at Loews Pacific Royal Resort Universal, which was turned into an under-the-radar speakeasy complete with period-appropriate artwork and a gin tub backdrop. Volunteers, dressed as undercover police sporting fake mustaches, put on a show welcoming guests into the dining room where a live band played old-timey covers of modern tunes. Money raised went to Shepherd's Hope, which provides medical care for low-income families and the uninsured.
