- December 5, 2025
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Amy Pennock enjoyed a fun afternoon out with her daughters Madison (far left), Delaney and Savannah.
Beverly Mulligan, Patti Vander Zee, Eva Krzewinski and Denise Fix looked lovely in their hats.
Magic 107.7 personalities Chad Pitt and Leslye Gale served as judges for the hat parade.
Nita Stanoytchev, Jackie Siegel, Mary Carpousis and Mala Lindsay struck a pose in the photo booth.
Jane Wurzelbacher and Virginia Hargraves helped keep things running smoothly.
Jeanette Johnson and “Orange Appeal” founder and editor Christi Ashby were two of the judges for the hat parade.
Attendees of all ages took to the runway to show off their stylish hats.
Attendees of all ages took to the runway as part of the hat parade.
Nita Stanoytchev and Virginia Nebab walked the runway together.
Eva Krzewinski looked fabulous in all purple.
Seniors First President/CEO Marsha Lorenz thanked guests for their support.
Lisa McCrystal, Cierra Henderson and Diana Rodriguez were happy to help out at the event.
Wendy Jackson, Maura Hassey and Lisa Whaley were all smiles.
Linda Fledell and Judy Mazzotta donned some of the most colorful hats around the room.
Katherine Brown and Kari Reeves facilitated the schedule of events.
Jackie Siegel and Deborah Mallery looked lovely.
ORLANDO For Seniors First’s annual High Tea & Hats fundraising event — held this year at the Ritz-Carlton Orlando, Grande Lakes — attendees were encouraged to get creative with their hats, and they didn’t disappoint. Some were adorned in brightly colored bows and flowers, while others were meticulously crafted with jewels, miniature figurines, feathers and more. Guests enjoyed a lively afternoon tea, hat parade and contest and silent auction. Proceeds from High Tea & Hats, which is now in its 11th year running, go directly toward seniors needing services from Seniors First and will be used to support programs like Meals on Wheels and in-home and personal-care services.
