Sean DeMarco, Christian Schott, and Tina Moreno at Life’s WORC’s ‘Thursday Night Fever’ gala.
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Life’s WORC, a nonprofit organization that has fought for the rights of special needs individuals for more 50 years, hosted its Thursday Night Fever gala on March 22 at the Cradle of Aviation in Garden City.
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Life’s WORC was founded by Victoria Schneps-Yunis in 1971. Schneps-Yunis is also the founding president of Schneps Media, Long Island Press‘s publisher.
The gala, which was co-sponsored by Rocavaka and featured That 70s Band, honored Jeffrey Hausner, executive vice president of Intelli-Tec, and Robin Havens, parent and advocacy family chair of Life’s WORC, whose son lives at the Manzo Residence.
The event also honored Frida Coals-Desir for 36 years of service to Life’s WORC and Arlene Days for 35 years.
Heather Cantwell and Sue Anne of Rocavaka.Photo by Michael MalaszczykLife’s WORC Thursday Night Fever Gala.Photo by Michael MalaszczykJeffrey Hausner and friend Steve McKennaPhoto by Michael MalaszczykPhil Adamo and Ruth Warren.Photo by Michael MalaszczykSylvia King-Cohen, David Feldman, Tina Moreno, and Christian Schott.Photo by Michael MalaszczykThat 70s Band performs.Photo by Michael MalaszczykTina Moreno, Rishard Hill, Gina Coals-Desir, and Lynne Koufakis.Photo by Michael MalaszczykRishard Hill.Photo by Michael MalaszczykLynne Koufakis, Rachel Yehuda, and Tina Moreno.Photo by Michael Malaszczyk
Honoree Robin Havens.Photo by Michael MalaszczykTina Moreno, Lynne Koufakis, Jeffrey Hausner, Christine Hausner, and Michael Billia.Photo by Michael MalaszczykHonoree Jeffrey Hausner.Photo by Michael MalaszczykLife’s WORC CEO Michael Billia.Photo by Michael MalaszczykLife’s WORC Chair Lynne Koufakis.Photo by Michael Malaszczyk
