Bourbon & Bowties organizers express gratitude
Samaritan Healthcare Chief Executive Officer Theresa Sullivan expresses thanks to the community, and the Bourbon & Bowties attendees, for their generosity.
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The crew of ENZO Italian Restaurant prepares plates during the Bourbon & Bowties dinner.
McDonald’s of Moses Lake employees prepare the company’s signature fries. The fries may not have won, but the red boxes with signature arches were seen at pretty much every table at the event.
Gretchen Youngren, chief development and communications officer for Samaritan Hospital, speaks to attendees during Friday's Bourbon & Bowties event. Youngren and several others brought the community together to raise money for the hospital.
MOSES LAKE — With framing going up for the new Samaritan Hospital, Chief Executive Officer Theresa Sullivan told the packed house at the Bourbon & Bowties fundraiser that it wouldn’t have been possible without the support of hospital district residents.
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