Surfers for healing was held for the first time at Ponquogue Beach in Hampton Bays. DANA SHAW
Surfers for Healing founders Danielle and Izzy Paskowitz with their son Isaiah, left. DANA SHAW
A surfer waxes her board at Surfers for Healing on September 14 at Ponquogue Beach. DANA SHAW
Father Constantine Lazarakis of the Dormition of Virgin Mary Greek Orthodox Church of the Hamptons offers a prayer at Surfers for Healing at Ponquogue Beach on September 14. DANA SHAW
Members of Southampton Village Ocean Rescue help a participant into the water at Surfers for Healing at Ponquogue Beach on September 14. DANA SHAW
A surfer does a back flip off the board at Surfers for Healing. DANA SHAW
Surfers for Healing was held for the first time at Ponquogue Beach on September 14. DANA SHAW
Surfers for Healing was held for the first time at Ponquogue Beach on September 14. DANA SHAW
Surfers for Healing was held for the first time at Ponquogue Beach on September 14. RON ESPOSITO
Surfers for Healing was held for the first time at Ponquogue Beach on September 14. RON ESPOSITO
Surfers for Healing was held for the first time at Ponquogue Beach on September 14. RON ESPOSITO
Surfers for Healing was held for the first time at Ponquogue Beach on September 14. RON ESPOSITO
Surfers for Healing was held for the first time at Ponquogue Beach on September 14. RON ESPOSITO
Surfers for Healing was held for the first time at Ponquogue Beach on September 14. RON ESPOSITO
Chris, Ben and Sherri Halucha of Hampton Bays are regulars at Surfers Healing events and were thrilled when it was held in their own “back yard.” KIM COVELL
Lisa Libertore, founder of Luv Michael, a nonprofit that creates job opportunities for individuals with autism, and her husband Dimitri Kessaris. Luv Michael is the local organization that underwrote the cost of bringing Surfers Healing to the area. KIM COVELL
Southampton Town Supervisor Jay Schneiderman with Mike Lieberman, Alex King and Josh Belury of Southampton Village Ocean Rescue. RON ESPOSITO
Surfers for healing was held for the first time at Ponquogue Beach in Hampton Bays. DANA SHAW
Surfers for Healing founders Danielle and Izzy Paskowitz with their son Isaiah, left. DANA SHAW
A surfer waxes her board at Surfers for Healing on September 14 at Ponquogue Beach. DANA SHAW
Father Constantine Lazarakis of the Dormition of Virgin Mary Greek Orthodox Church of the Hamptons offers a prayer at Surfers for Healing at Ponquogue Beach on September 14. DANA SHAW
Members of Southampton Village Ocean Rescue help a participant into the water at Surfers for Healing at Ponquogue Beach on September 14. DANA SHAW
A surfer does a back flip off the board at Surfers for Healing. DANA SHAW
Surfers for Healing was held for the first time at Ponquogue Beach on September 14. DANA SHAW
Surfers for Healing was held for the first time at Ponquogue Beach on September 14. DANA SHAW
Surfers for Healing was held for the first time at Ponquogue Beach on September 14. RON ESPOSITO
Surfers for Healing was held for the first time at Ponquogue Beach on September 14. RON ESPOSITO
Surfers for Healing was held for the first time at Ponquogue Beach on September 14. RON ESPOSITO
Surfers for Healing was held for the first time at Ponquogue Beach on September 14. RON ESPOSITO
Surfers for Healing was held for the first time at Ponquogue Beach on September 14. RON ESPOSITO
Surfers for Healing was held for the first time at Ponquogue Beach on September 14. RON ESPOSITO
Chris, Ben and Sherri Halucha of Hampton Bays are regulars at Surfers Healing events and were thrilled when it was held in their own “back yard.” KIM COVELL
Lisa Libertore, founder of Luv Michael, a nonprofit that creates job opportunities for individuals with autism, and her husband Dimitri Kessaris. Luv Michael is the local organization that underwrote the cost of bringing Surfers Healing to the area. KIM COVELL
Southampton Town Supervisor Jay Schneiderman with Mike Lieberman, Alex King and Josh Belury of Southampton Village Ocean Rescue. RON ESPOSITO
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