More than 1,000 people heard the food bank’s message at the annual luncheon.
Care and Share Food Bank President/CEO Lynne Telford greets Michael Reyes, executive assistant to the CEO of Feeding America in Chicago at Recipe for Hope. Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro) Successful career woman Patrice Ravenscroft used poetry at Care and Share’s Recipe for Hope luncheon to say “I’m not who you think I am. Hunger is me. Hunger is here. Hunger is all around us.” 030515 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro) Juliann Watts, left, and Val Talus chat as they leave the Care and Share Recipe for Hope luncheon. 030515 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro) Supporting Care and Share Recipe for Hope luncheon speaker Jana Matlack, center, were Pueblo Community College’s Rebecca Wasil, left, and pantry director Austin Beebe. 030514 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro) Jana Matlack, front, with, standing left, son Damian Frank and brother Kaleb Matlack, hugs son Ben Layh before going inside Broadmoor Hall to tell her story at the Care and Share Recipe for Hope luncheon.030515 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro) Jenny Bealis-Schell shared her story of growing up “off the grid” with a single mom in a ghost town with an outhouse and no electricity and frequently no food. Cheering her on as she spoke to Care and Share’s Recipe for Hope luncheon were husband Chris and son Keagan Schell. 030515 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro) Jason Feld took the time after the Care and Share luncheon to thank the wait staff. He is food acquisition manager for the food bank. 030515 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro) Care and Share board member Pete Vujcich, left, welcomes Convention and Visitors Bureau President/CEO Doug Price to the Recipe for Hope luncheon. 030515 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro) Malcolm and Tamara Jackson checked in table captains at the Care and Share Recipe for Hope luncheon. 030515 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro) Care and Share Recipe for Hope luncheon emcee Dianne Derby, right, is a neighbor and friend of luncheon speaker Jenny Bealis-Schell but she was unaware of Jenny’s story of growing up in a ghost town with an outhouse, no electricity and little food. 031515 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro) Volunteer Services and Community Outreach Director Amber Coté, right, with her mother, Crystal Dojcak, center, and grandmother, Vivian Spicer, at Care and Share’s Recipe for Hope luncheon. 030515 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro) Mina Liebert, left, and Rita Jones visit with Sam Flowers, whose daughter, Patrice Ravenscroft, was one of the speakers at the Care and Share Recipe for Hope luncheon. 030515 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro)
