- July 26, 2024
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Annette and Jo-el Gonzalez dressed to impress in shades of pink to represent their “Barbie” themed table.
Lauren Morrissey, Morrisey Design, and Hannah Jacobs, Element, showed off their “Top Gun” costumes.
James Jenkins and Drew Tse got creative with their Rock the House outfits.
The West Orange Habitat for Humanity staff wore “Harry Potter” robes with matching accessories.
Vocal Flash sang catchy renditions of popular tunes as live entertainment for the event.
A comical auctioneer ran the bidding by introducing each item and guiding bid amounts.
Scott Boyd, former Orange County District 1 Commissioner, hosted the event.
Patty and Bob Tate dressed in a patriotic theme.
Guests at the Habitat ReStore table sported Mardi Gras-inspired costumes.
Diane Schulze and Shazy Kassim represented different decades at the Valley Bank table.
Empire Finish Systems guests crossed several decades at their festive table.
West Orange Habitat for Humanity returned with its signature Rock the House event Saturday, Oct. 21.
Rock the House is an annual, unique celebration for community members to gather to enjoy live entertainment, participate in a silent/live auction and celebrate Habitat family stories.
Hundreds of attendees dressed to fit this year's theme of diamonds, denim and boots, as well as represent their themed tables.
Vocal Flash performed catchy renditions of popular tunes before handing the floor over to guests speakers, including Scott Boyd, former Orange County District 1 Commissioner and host of the event; Betsy VanderLey, former Orange County District 1 Commissioner; Austin Arthur, WOHFH board member; Jo Barsh, WOHFH board president; Marilyn Hattaway, WOHFH executive director; and several of the Habitat homeowners.
Other local officials in attendance included Carolina Amesty, state representative; John Rees, city of Winter Garden mayor and Kathy Stark, town of Oakland mayor.