Father and North Florida School of Special Education (NFSSE) Board President Bert Brown hit the catwalk in with son Ben in fashion from Dillard’s at NFSSE’s 11th annual Heart of the Runway fashion show. The fashion show and luncheon took place on Tuesday, Feb. 14 at the Delores Barr Weaver Therapeutic Equestrian Center. | Photos courtesy of NFSSE
Fashion and fun were on full display at North Florida School of Special Education’s (NFSSE) Heart of the Runway Luncheon and Fashion Show.
The 11th annual event was held at the Delores Barr Weaver Therapeutic Equestrian Center on Tuesday, Feb. 14. It was emceed by News4Jax anchor Mary Baer and featured model Heather Crawford from First Coast News.
Models wore the couture fashion of Linda Cunningham by Dillard’s.
Sheila Collier modeling a Linda Cunningham couture gown. | Photo courtesy of NFSSE
According to a press release, the fashion show “is one of the ways that North Florida School of Special Education supports its mission of fostering each student’s unique abilities revealing their highest potential within an engaged community.”
NFSSE culinary team prepared the luncheon’s meal, featuring fresh ingredients from Berry Good Farms, NFSSE’s urban garden. Entertainment was also provided by NFSSE’s theatre program, People Like Us.
Paige Ray, Laine Silverfield, Ginny Dostie, Jeanie Lynch, Michelle Klimt and Carolyn Mikals | Photo courtesy of NFSSEHead of School, Sally Hazelip and Heart of the Runway Honorary Chair, Jennifer Mayo | Photo courtesy of NFSSELeslie Jones, Kathy Newton, Erin Skinner, Patty Campbell, Kim Skinner and Mary Virginia Jones | Photo courtesy of NFSSESusan Wingert, Cecelia Carmichael, Meghan Woods, Linda Cunningham, Gina Black and Jennifer Priek | Photo courtesy of NFSSE (No Ratings Yet)
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