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San Diego Opera Lovers’ Ball ‘A Night in the Woods’

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Ron and Ruth Leonardi, Drs. Gloria and Joseph Shurman  (Vincent Andrunas)
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Nicolas Reveles (SDO principal speaker), Regina Kurtz, Maurine Beinbrink and Jim Algert  (Vincent Andrunas)
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Dr. Michael Grossman and Margaret Stevens Grossman, Joan Henkelmann, Don and Stacy Rosenberg (she’s SDO finance VP)  (Vincent Andrunas)
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John Rebelo and Sarah B. Marsh-Rebelo (SDO board chair; ball chair), Peggy and Peter Preuss  (Vincent Andrunas)
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Judith Brucker, Joan Henkelmann, Teresa Fischlowitz, Gabriela Landa  (Vincent Andrunas)
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Dr. Bin Chadha, Dr. Ellie Samadani, Kim and Fred Howard  (Vincent Andrunas)
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Connie Evashwick, Paul Brewer, Joann Clark, Jeannie Posner (SDO CFO)  (Vincent Andrunas)
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Nancy Laturno, Osborn and Dea Hurston, David Bennett (SDO general director), Mark Laturno  (Vincent Andrunas)
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Dr Myron and Doreen Schonbrun, Susan and Richard Ulevitch  (Vincent Andrunas)
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Valerie and Harry Cooper  (Vincent Andrunas)
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Valerie and Harry Cooper  (Vincent Andrunas)
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Erin and Evan Schumacher, Soo Lerche  (Vincent Andrunas)
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Supporters gathered for a special evening at the San Diego Opera Lovers’ Ball, “A Night in the Woods,” held Jan. 25 at the Pendry Hotel. The event, which honored longtime patron Carol Lazier, featured a cabaret performance by world-renowned soprano Patricia Racette, cocktails, dinner, dancing, a live auction and more.

For more information, visit www.sdopera.org.

Photos by Vincent Andrunas Online: rsfreview.com

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