A Night Sending Messages of Hope

After being asked "Where was the first place you and your husband made love" City Council Member Mary Knight is surprised that her husband Frank's response was not accurate! "Which woman are you thinking of, FRANK?" Poor Guy.

Janet Booth, Ruth Gawryluk, Cindy McGrath, Parrothead Club Vice President Harry How and Igor Gawryluk have their hands full of tickets for the 50/50 raffle at the fundraiser for Message of Hope.

From Friday night, January 11 at Seacrets in Ocean City

Post and Photography by Brittany Krempel

A night at Seacrets with hundreds of your friends sounds like a blast — and the only thing that can make it better is sure if you can spend it with your friends and raise money for a GREAT cause. Tonight at Morley Hall at Seacrets on 49th Street in Ocean City, the Parrothead Club of Ocean City (www.ocphc.com) hosted an awesome fundraiser for the Message of Hope Eastern Shore Chapter. Check them out online at www.amessageofhopecf.org.

You should know they are a great organization. In short, the Message of Hope provides help to families who have been financially devastated in one way or another from the affects of cancer. I spoke with Debbe Manoly, the President of the Eastern Shore Chapter of Message of Hope — who decided to become a part of the group after her daughter survived a battle with skin cancer.

The event was very well attended and more than enjoyable. The “Not-So-New” Newlywed Game was beyond hilarious and had me in stitches the entire time. Some of the answers were just priceless. One that comes to mind was when Ocean City Councilwoman Mary Knight was asked, “Where is the first place you and your husband made love?” She responded that it was at Frank’s home in Monkton, Md. When Frank came out and responded to the question with a TOTALLY different location, Mary shouted, “Which of your women are you thinking about FRANK?” Poor Frank!

It was a fun night spent raising money and awareness for a great cause!