- April 23, 2024
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Shawn and Candy Murnan, Emily Pola and Renee and Jeffrey Funk were loving the gorgeous weather.
Craig and Kathy Lopus play a big role in helping organize Windermere Wine & Dine.
Hollie Rose and Bruce Begley enjoyed sipping their wine samples.
Brynna Connors, Joanne Recek and Dessie Dulakis enjoyed their evening out.
Amy Diederich, Vanessa Kunkel and Karyn Lund pretended to be Charlie’s Angels.
Dottie O’Brien and Julie Lenoci were celebrating their birthdays.
Sandra and John Artope and Jacques and Denise Woadimirski had a good time catching up.
Mark Sweeney, CT Allen and Jamie Donaldson were matching in dark colors.
Melissa and Brian Chilton and Basil Valdivia stopped to enjoy their wines.
Soniya Gudre, Windermere Wine & Dine committee member Billinda Boldt, Rajia Ackley and Kelli Hadd were happy to take part in the event.
Windermere Councilman Bob McKinley and wife Kathy enjoyed chatting with Windermere Police Chief David Ogden and wife Shelly.
Lisa Khan, Mimi Tawil and Julie Axelrod loved having a girls’ night out.
Lawrence Head, of Augustan Wine Imports, poured wine samples for attendees.
Augustan Wine Imports was one of the featured wine vendors.
Christen Davis and Pete Grinnell — of Napleton South Orlando Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram — and Lisa Accione were a good-looking group.
WINDERMERE For its fifth year running, Windermere Wine & Dine proved once again to be a hit with residents. About 1,000 attendees and volunteers gathered at and around Windermere Town Hall for an evening of sampling wines and local delicacies, as well as mingling and bidding on silent-auction items. This year’s event beneficiaries included the Mustang Education Fund, Windermere Historic Preservation Board, Tree Board, Parks and Recreation Board and the Windermere Police Foundation. Additionally, the brand-new “Wine & Dine Outreach Grant” was awarded to ReThink Homelessness’ Impact Families mission.
