October Luncheon Program

Welcome to our newest MCWA Members!

Sherrie Provence, Director of the Limelight Theater shared her story and five talented actors from THE MUSIC MAN gave a wonderful performance.

Social Events

The Social Committee has a great selection of Events for this season

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June Luncheon Program

This luncheon was open seating. Mimi Iannuzzi, Community Outreach Chair, presented checks to the four charities that we have supported for the past two years.

Alpha-Omega Miracle Home, Food 4 Kids, Port in the Storm and Pie In the Sky each received checks for $15,000 raised during our annual charity gala in May.

The new Executive Board was sworn in, and Debbie Coates passed the gavel to Pattie Nolton, President for 2023/2024 Season.

April Luncheon and Art Show

Awards, Nominations and Art

MCWA Outreach Awards

Maureen Zygmont received the MCWA Lifetime Giving Award and Molly Courcy was awarded the MCWA Big Heart Award. Congratulations to both of these ladies for all of their dedication and contributions to our outreach program.

Thanks to Gayle Mitchell for organizing the nominations.

Wendy Tatter

Wendy Tattter, owner of WB Tatter Studio Gallery was our guest speaker, explaining the process of batik painting.

Jo Cozby announced the nominees for the next year’s, executive board. We’ll vote at our next luncheon in May. We enjoyed a delicious meal of salmon, risotto, and broccoli.

There are many beautiful pieces submitted to the art show.

March Luncheon Program

The St Augustine High School students performed

The Giving Circle collected money to purchase developmental and educational toys for the children at Alpha Omega Miracle Home.

February Luncheon Program

Gayle Phillips, the executive director of the Lincolnville Museum and Cultural Center presented.

January Luncheon Program

Danielle Brooks of the Honey Truck Company presented. She shared her love of bees, apiculture, and health benefits of savoring local honey.

November Luncheon Program

Author Dr. Ann Browning Masters presented. The redesigned Angel Tree & Angel Affair was launched and the 2022/2023 member directory was published.

Members donated to the Angel Tree and received an invitation the December’s Angel Affair dinner.

June Luncheon Program

June’s Luncheon was awash with awards, the check presentation to our charities, installation of new officers and Gale Mitchell presented the annual awards.

Outreach Committee Co-Chairs Cheri Keirstead and Mimi Iannuzzi presented the checks to Alpha-Omega Miracle Home, Emergency Services & Homeless Coalition, Food 4 Kids, Pie in the Sky, Port in The Storm and Rodeheaver Boys Ranch.

The Lifetime Giving Award was presented to Mimi Iannuzzi and the Big Heart Award to Peggy Cutrino.

April Art Show Luncheon

Annual Art Show Luncheon Featuring Jazz Singer Linda Cole

April’s Luncheon was sold out. We enjoyed the viewing of the Annual Art Show, Port in the Storm presentation, lunch and music by Linda Cole and her pianist.

March Luncheon Program

We were once again delighted with the talented students of St. Augustine High School.

February Luncheon

Mike Adams

December Luncheon

Ugly Sweaters and music by Burt Keirstead

The MCWA December Luncheon at Marsh Creek Country Club had an ugly sweater theme and holiday music was provided by Burt Keirstead. The organization’s annual Angel Tree Project was once again a success delivering 33 childrens’ gifts collected at the luncheon to the Homeless Coalition. In addition, Rodeheaver Ranch received 30 Walmart gift cards for the boys in its program and the teens in Port in the Storm received 25 Chick-Fil-A gift cards. Beyond these donations, the Food 4 Kids program received a $2,355 donation for its meals program benefiting students at South Woods Elementary School. 

Thank you for your support for this Outreach/Giving Circle project.

A special thank you to Camille Kay and Paula Hutson for putting the Angel Tree project together and making it a success.


November Luncheon Program Photos

ReCHIC Unique Boutique

Chef Will Swank prepared a Fall themed two course lunch. We enjoyed slow-roasted pork loin with cranberry demi-glace, roasted potatoes and green beans. For dessert, the kitchen made a decadent peanut butter chocolate pie.

ReCHIC Boutique located at 214 San Marco Avenue brought a well chosen selection of their one-of-a-kind vintage pieces to us. Owner Lisa Lambka presented a wide array of her finished designs. An inveterate traveler, Lambka showed things that began as sterling salt and pepper shakers from the twenties, a miniature Chinese junk and a fur-trimmed cape respectively “re chiced” into a necklace and bracelet, over-sized ring and a vest.

Beyond her creations, the shop has Florida’s largest collection of both vintage hats and Lucite handbags, all in keeping with Lambka’s motto of “Don’t buy unless you love it.”


Camille Kay spoke about the Angel Tree which helps children and also shared the specific needs of each of the six charities that we will donate to this year. It has become a MCWA holiday tradition as our ladies spread cheer to the children and help some of our designated charities. Thanks to all the women who picked angels at our November luncheon and just a reminder that there are still some“ angels” looking for a sponsor. To pick an angel or donate click on the button below.





October Luncheon Program Photos

Fashions From Jean-Pierre Klifa

The ladies dressed in pink for Cancer Awareness Month and were treated to a fashion show by Jean-Pierre Klifa, whose store is located at 52 St. George Street. The models were our very own MCWA members.

May Luncheon Program - Art Show

How fun to see all the wonderful art and craft displays at our luncheon as well as so many of our members! Thank you An Marshal for putting this all together and also arranging for our presenter Nancy Hamlin- Vogler.

Nancy Hamlin-Vogler is an award winning contemporary mixed media local atist with rich background in world-wide back-packing travel. She completed graduate school with an MA in French literature at the University of Maine and went onto develop an infatuation with silkscreen process and designed a line of colorful greeting cards. Today she approaches her work through observation and intuition and has been featured in juried art shows, regional invitational exhibitions and in both public and private collections throughout the US.

Congratulations to Anne Farnell, the recipient of this year’s MCWA Lifetime Giving Award and Mary Ann Meyer who received MCWA Big Heart Award

Both Ladies have given so much of their time and energy to our non-profits for the past several years and we are happy to show our appreciation to them.

There are some beautiful exhibits for the Annual Art & Craft Show