- December 19, 2025
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NAMI Greater Orlando secretary Jan Seay, executive director Eric Welch and board of directors president Paula Kegelman.
Dawn and Steve Ruoff grabbed a photo with Syd and Kirsty Gomez as well as Patty and Dick Speicher.
Augie Byllott and Glen Mather chatted before the program started.
Joe and Barbara Welch arrived early.
NAMI Greater Orlando Executive Director Eric Welch spent time with Mollie Duerr.
Paola and Daniella Andrade came to the event with their mom, a NAMI volunteer.
The Greater Orlando Actors Theatre put on a musical show for NAMI Greater Orlando.
Guests bid on wine, trips and other gifts at the silent auction.
Mental health advocate and speaker Johnny Crowder advertised his mental health app Copenotes.
NAMI Greater Orlando put on a successful benefit at the Winter Park community center on Friday, Sept. 21. The mental health awareness and recovery organization, which helps people in Orange, Osceola and Seminole counties, had musical performances from the Greater Orlando Actors Theatre as well as a presentation from comedian and mental health advocate Johnny Crowder for its first benefit. Money raised at the silent auction went towards the organization's mental health support and advocacy programs.
