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School's soiree is a fun-filled evening


Jennifer Pilant (left), Christie Garrett, Amy Lawrence and Cassie Lawrence prepare for the Town & Country School's Summer Soiree on July 17 at Southern Hills Country Club.  MICHAEL WYKE / Tulsa World
Jennifer Pilant (left), Christie Garrett, Amy Lawrence and Cassie Lawrence prepare for the Town & Country School's Summer Soiree on July 17 at Southern Hills Country Club. MICHAEL WYKE / Tulsa World

By DANNA SUE WALKER World Staff Writer


Town & Country School's Summer Soiree just keeps getting better and better.



This year's festive summer evening will be held 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. Saturday, July 17 at Southern Hills Country Club. Guests can expect signature martinis, hors d'oeuvres, silent and live auctions, wine pull, photo booth, seated dinner, student testimonials, entertainment and dancing by Charlie Redd and the Full Flava Kings. Gaylyn Wattman and Mary Murray's Flowers will provide the flowers, and Sunny Lee with KVOO 98.5 will be the evening's emcee. T&C 2009 graduate Robert Clark and his mother, Susie Clark, will be the keynote speakers.

Event co-chairmen are sisters-in-law Cassie Lawrence and Amy Lawrence. Their mother and mother-in-law is Head of School Mary Lawrence.

The George Kaiser Family Foundation is the title sponsor of the event.

Other major sponsors include Bank of Oklahoma and Karen and Dennis Wing.

Also, Rob and Kim Coretz, John and Sarah Jarrett, the Sarah Scott Family, Stinnett & Associates LLC, Williams, Anchor Stone Company, Arvest Bank, Alan & Heather Bates, CFR Inc., Dorothy and Bob Grant, Sue F. Miller, Dandy and Laura Oskey, Response Solutions Inc., Jeanette Uhles, The Anne and Henry Zarrow Foundation and Maxine and Jack Zarrow Family Foundation.

Also, Robin F. Ballenger, Sharon J. Bell and Greg Gray, Robin Buerge, Fred Daniel & Sons Inc., the Deere Family, the Flint Companies Inc., Keith and Stephani Franklin, Monte and Terri Harrison/Jason's Deli, Helmerich
& Payne, Holly and Shawn Hughes, Lexus of Tulsa, Public Service Company of Oklahoma and Sartain Fischbein & Co.

Loretta Keller is president of the board of directors.

Summer Soiree committee members include Samantha Allen, Sara J. Bonham, Kaitlin Bullock, Kate Davis, Annie Egan, Adam Lawrence, Seth Lawson, Erika Massey, Charlsey McBee, Melissa Mize, Monica Neeley, Jennifer Pilant, Neely Shenloogian, Jayson Stroud, Jacqueline Vann, Lindsey Vedros, Megan Vogel and Annalee Webb.

Town & Country School, a 501(c)(3) organization, was established in 1961 as a kindergarten through eighth grade program by child psychologist Dr. Lillian Whitmore and a group of parents of children with learning disabilities. Forty-nine years later, Town & Country continues to be Oklahoma's only accredited, nonpublic, full day program specifically designed to meet the needs of students in grades 1-12 who have been diagnosed with learning disabilities, attention disorders and Asperger's. T&C's mission is to improve the lives of students with learning differences by providing a nurturing environment for academic, social and personal growth.

Proceeds from the fundraiser will help "bridge the gap" between tuition and actual costs to educate a student with learning differences. Individual reservations are $125 each, and sponsorships begin at $500.

For more information, contact Kate Davis at 296-3113, extension 105, e-mail kdavis@tandcschool.org, or visit tulsaworld.com/townandcountry .


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