A Hall of Fame Evening with Jim Palmer – Casey Cares Foundation
Pictured (LtoR) Josh Moyher, 9; and his dad, David Moyher, Prince George’s County police officer
Pictured (LtoR) Bob Weltchek, Casey Cares Foundation board member; and Casey Baynes, Casey Cares Foundation founder/executive directorPictured (LtoR) Jim Palmer; Robin Felbinger, Weltchek Mallahan & Weltchek legal secretary; and Kevin Felbinger, Baltimore County Police sergeantPrimary Perk? Getting up close and personal with Palmer.Pictured (LtoR) Nathan Hopkins and Kip Mallahan, Weltchek Mallahan & Weltchek attorney and partner, respectivelyPictured (LtoR) Aaron Shifrin, Chesapeake Urology data analyst; and Martin Shifrin, Baltimore Orioles customer service representativePictured (LtoR) Randy Schmidt and Jim Seay, Premier Rides CFO and president, respectivelyPictured (LtoR) Sandy Horner-Felts, community volunteer; and Chuck Horner, retired General Motors repairmanPictured (LtoR) Susan Duffy, Kaiser Permanente sales executive; John Garrett, American University tennis professional; Linette Ortiz, community volunteer; and Steve Blau, Physics Today editorThe pitcher’s pages..
Pitching for Kids (September 14, 2016) Fans of Hall of Famer Jim Palmer got to get up-close-and-personal with their idol at the “Hall of Fame Evening” at the Hard Rock Café, which benefited the Casey Cares Foundation. The former Baltimore Oriole and current announcer signed copies of his book, “Nine Innings To Success,” and posed for pics with most of the guests – many of whom had made it a family event. There seemed to be several father-son duos in attendance.
Sloane Brown
Baltimore's longtime fashion and social scene reporter, Sloane is the founder/managing editor of Baltimore Snap.
