Kate Guare of MaineHealth, American Heart Association board member Sarah Porter and Kathleen Taggersell of MaineHealth.
Beth Snow of North Yarmouth with her daughter Meghan Snow, a survivor of congenital heart disease, at the annual Go Red Luncheon.
President Danielle Ripich, Annie Madio, Holly Parker, Ellen Ridley and David White of the University of New England attended the American Heart Association of Maine’s Go Red Luncheon.
Event committee member Katie Fullam Harris and board member Kathy Barber, both from Maine-Health.
Event committee chair Melissa Smith, CEO of Wex, with board chair Catherine Desrochers. The Go Red Luncheon was held at the Holiday Inn By the Bay in Portland.
Go Red Luncheon attendees Pam Morris, Brenda Brown and Karen Chau from E.S. Boulos Company.
Lisa DeSisto, CEO of Maine Today Media, and Lauren Farina, chief development officer for the Boys & Girls Club of Southern Maine, at the American Heart Association event.
Pat Berryman of Old Orchard Beach with her daughter Tina Wendt of Portland.
Stroke survivor Meredith McNeil and heart condition survivor Sarah Sullivan.
Crystal Heart honorees Dr. David Howes, president and CEO of Martin’s Point Health Care, and Andrea Cianchette Maker of Pierce Atwood and Focus Maine.
Heart survivors Monica Salamone of South Portland, Katie Madden of Falmouth and Katie Teague of Westbrook. The Go Red Luncheon was held at the Holiday Inn by the Bay.
Jill Knutson and Kyle Cunningham from Maine Medical Center. The American Heart Association of Maine’s Go Red Luncheon brought out 640 attendees.
American Heart Association Go Red for Women finalists from Maine: heart survivor Dwyer Leahy Vessey of York, heart survivor Jennifer Browne of Sidney, stroke survivor Jordan Shiers of Gorham and heart survivor Annette Siler of Scarborough.
Betsy Timm of Falmouth and Laura Greenstein of Portland at the Go Red Luncheon.
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