Dozens of Cornerstone supporters donned their best tropical wear and enjoyed frozen margaritas to support the organization’s newest hospice unit in Ocoee.
HORIZON WEST As the sun set to the west and the band played Jimmy Buffet songs, guests roamed the back patio with frozen margaritas in hand — and all of it was meant to benefit Cornerstone Hospice’s newest hospice unit in Ocoee. Held Friday, Oct. 12, “Evening Beneath the Stars: A Night in Margaritaville” was a relaxing, tropical-themed evening complete with food and drinks, good music and a silent auction. Grammy-nominated singer/songwriter James Slater performed, as did The Beach Vibes, and Dr. Michael Armbruster was awarded the Heart of Cornerstone award. Proceeds will go toward the buildout of Cornerstone’s 10-bed hospice unit coming to Health Central’s campus next year.
Danielle Hendrix is the Associate Editor for the West Orange Times & Observer and the Windermere Observer. She is a 2015 graduate of the University of Central Florida, from which she earned a bachelor's degree in journalism with a minor in world comparative studies. ...
