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March 10, 2016

Mike Nader, Coastal Chief Operating Officer, got into the spirit of the evening as emcee at the annual LGH St. Patrick’s Dinner and Dance, which was held last Friday in the hospital gym.

Night of lively dancing caps off LGH Foundation’s Swing into Spring week

Question: Where would you find a bagpiper dressed in pink and a COO decked out in green?

Answer: Why, the Lions Gate Hospital Foundation’s St. Patrick’s Dinner and Dance of course.

It was a wet and windy night outside, but the mood was upbeat inside the LGH gym for the 3rd annual St. Patrick’s Dinner and Dance Friday night. Guests clearly had their dancing shoes on as, at one point in the evening, everyone in attendance was up on the floor shimmying and shaking. How could they not. With KCC manager Anne Moonan-Woods (an energizer bunny if there ever was one) and Persons of Interest rocking the house, folks were wondering if residents at Evergreen House were also getting into the groove.

A total of $2,467 was raised, which will go to support the LGH equipment campaign. Click here for more details.

Mike Nader, Coastal COO, and bagpiper Frank Wilson

Mike Nader, Coastal COO, and bagpiper Frank Wilson

Anne Moonan-Woods entertains the crowd

Anne Moonan-Woods entertains the crowd

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For more information contact: Alex Yallouz, Development Assistant, Lions Gate Hospital Foundation

  1. sherry stackhouse

    Yet another great example of the support the Foundation provides. Anne and the band are simply fantastic and fun was had by all!!

    March 10, 2016

  2. lori Baker

    Thanks to all who volunteered and participated. Loads of fun and great music!

    March 10, 2016