PHOTOS: Gala In Your Garden Held to Benefit Stony Brook Southampton Hospital - 27 East

PHOTOS: Gala In Your Garden Held to Benefit Stony Brook Southampton Hospital

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Jimmy and Margo Nederlander

Jimmy and Margo Nederlander

Melanie and John Wambold

Melanie and John Wambold

Sheila and Joe Fuchs

Sheila and Joe Fuchs

Cindy and Ladd Willis

Cindy and Ladd Willis

Ann Grimm

Ann Grimm

Craig Mowry, Nancy Stone and Peter Hallock

Craig Mowry, Nancy Stone and Peter Hallock

authorStaff Writer on Aug 8, 2022
Individuals hosted a “Gala In Your Garden” on Saturday to benefit Stony Brook Southampton Hospital. Participants enjoyed a curated catered meal in their homes for themselves and their guests. GREG... more

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