Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
Dr. Daniel Manring, right, accompanied by his wife, Ann, was honored on Nov. 3 at the Dinner with the Docs event for his 45 years of medical service to the community.
From left, Adrienne Petersen, Dr. Jeffrey Petersen, Rose Murphy, and Dr. Timothy Murphy pose for a photograph at the Dinner with the Docs fundraising event on Nov. 3 at Vista Valley Country Club.
From left, Dr. Douglas Clements, RoseLynn Clements, Eileen Pace, and Dr. Robert Pace lend their support to the Foundation for Senior Care
From left, Sandra Brodak, Dr. Philip Brodak, Dr. Aimee Warren-Fuller, and Michael Fuller pose for a photograph on Nov. 3 at the Dinner with the Docs fundraising evening.
FALLBROOK – A sold-out crowd filled the clubhouse at Vista Valley Country Club on Saturday evening, Nov. 3 as 180 guests attended the seventh annual ‘Dinner with the Docs’ gala and fundraiser hosted by the Foundation for Senior Care.
Festivities began with cocktails and hors d’ oeuvres, giving guests the opportunity to mingle with 20 of Fallbrook’s finest physicians and bid on the foundation’s featured silent auction items, many of which were graciously donated by local merchants in the community.
Master of Ceremonies Bill Metcalf hosted a seamless program as he thanked Physician’s Partner Sponsor, Graybill Medical Group, Inc., for inviting all 20 physicians to attend the fundraiser, followed by the introduction of the event’s Platinum Sponsor, Silvergate Retirement Residences.
One of the highlights in the event’s program included the presentation of an award honoring Dr. Daniel A. Manring, in recognition of his dedication as a physician in providing the community of Fallbrook with medical care for more than
45 years.
Guests enjoyed a delicious three-course dinner prepared by Vista Valley Country Club’s executive chef and relished an evening of music performed during the dinner hour by professional pianist Natasha Ragland.
“The Foundation for Senior Care’s seventh annual ‘Dinner with the Docs’ was a wonderful success, raising much needed funds for the foundation’s four core programs – the Care Van, Senior Care Advocacy, Senior-Adult Day Care Center and Senior Care Computer Learning Center,” said foundation executive director Dotty Metcalf.
The Foundation for Senior Care is a 501(c)3 nonprofit whose mission is to identify, assess, promote and fund programs to solve health issues important to seniors and the disabled in our communities.
For more information, about the Foundation for Senior Care, call Dotty Metcalf at (760)723-7570 Ext. 104, or visit http://www.foundationforseniorcare.org.
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