- April 18, 2024
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Barbara and Tom Tant, Queen and King of Mardi Gras. Courtesy photo
Jodi and Superintendent Jim Tager, with FCEF Executive Director Joe Rizzo. Courtesy photo
John and Judge Melissa Distler. Courtesy photo
Maria Lavin-Sanhudo and Isabel Conde. Photo courtesy of Kalypso Burley of Kalypso Photography
Pastor Jearlyn Dennie. Photo courtesy of Kalypso Burley of Kalypso Photography
Isabel Conde, Nancy Carlton, Maria Lavin-Sanhudo, Laura Salazar, Cheryl Tannenbaum. Photo courtesy of Kalypso Burley of Kalypso Photography
Caroline Rizzo and Shelley Wheeler. Photo courtesy of Kalypso Burley of Kalypso Photography
Tara and Derek Rife, Ana and Chad Blaine. Photo courtesy of Kalypso Burley of Kalypso Photography
Catherine Evans and Kelly Pickering. Photo courtesy of Kalypso Burley of Kalypso Photography
The Flagler County Education Foundation’s 17th-annual Mardi Gras event brought together 140 community members to raise $33,000 for Flagler Schools Feb. 25, at Grand Haven.
Tom and Barbara Tant were this year’s King and Queen. Tom Tant retired from 28 years with Flagler Schools last week.
Executive Board member Maria Lavin-Sanhudo led the Mardi Gras Committee this year along with fellow board member Laura Chavez-Salazar, and Kelly Pickering from Palm Coast and the Beaches Real Estate. Eldredge and Davis PA and BB&T were this year’s Presenting Sponsors.
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