Local leaders get musical for charity

Also: Director of community benefit named

  • By Wayne Grant
  • | 3:58 p.m. June 27, 2019
Michelle Carter-Scott, Sherry Gailey, Susie Groff and Dr. Mary Bennett were a part of the Donna Summer and the Love Dancers performance at the Bahama Casual event. Courtesy photo
Michelle Carter-Scott, Sherry Gailey, Susie Groff and Dr. Mary Bennett were a part of the Donna Summer and the Love Dancers performance at the Bahama Casual event. Courtesy photo
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Halifax Health-Foundation raised $180,000 during its 2019 Bahama Casual gala event June 7 at the Shores Resort and Spa in Daytona Beach Shores. Proceeds will go toward the foundation’s mission of providing education and new, life-saving technology.

 In addition to lip-syncing performances, a musical group including Glenn Ritchey, former mayor and Halifax Health Board of Commissioners member, played songs from an album by the Mustangs, a band that Ritchey belonged to in the 1960s.

 

Hospital names director

 

Debi McNabb
Debi McNabb

Debi McNabb has been selected to serve as the director of community benefit for the AdventHealth facilities in Flagler, Lake and Volusia counties, where she will oversee the community health needs and plans. McNabb is also responsible for directing and tracking the health system’s engagement with community partners and area businesses.

 

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