A packed house at La Cuchara – once again – for the ever popular fundraising party for Pathfinders for Autism.
Twelve stations were set up around the restaurant, where guests could learn about and sample a variety of premium whiskeys.Guests made their way around those stations sampling the beverage of the night, as well as enjoying some goodies from La Cuchara’s menu.Pictured (LtoR) Rebecca Rienzi, Pathfinders for Autism executive director; Jonathan Fine, Vision Technologies solutions architect; and Kathryn Miller, Kennedy Krieger Institute educational directorPictured (LtoR) Katie Cross, Baltimore County teacher; Rona Cross, Baltimore County teacher; and Molly Cross, Baltimore City Law Department attorneyPictured (LtoR) Jordan Surhoff, Zimmer Biomet medical device sales representative; Rob Long, 105.7 The Fan radio announcer; and B.J. Surhoff, Pathfinders for Autism board presidentPictured (LtoR) Doug Miller, American Design & Build director of marketing; Mark Molander, Maryland-based contractor; and Brian Ketler, Maryland-based contractorPictured (LtoR) Agora Publishing sales representatives: Jason Weisbecker; Jason Woodfolk; and Anthony MazzuraPictured (LtoR) Sisters: Audrey Willis, Maryland-based business analyst; and Serena Allison, Bechtel mechanical engineer; and their dad, David Allison, Baltimore city property managerPictured (LtoR) Greg Nahory, T. Rowe Price cash analyst; Tayler Nahory, recent university graduate; Nancy Nahory, University of Maryland Medical Center MRI technician; and Vince Grande, M.S. Walker Mid-Atlantic regional managerPictured (LtoR) Clare Cochran, Baltimore-based artist/interior designer; Vincent Sharps, Mindgrub vice president; Kristina Adamczyk, Entercom account executive; and Lisa Griffin, Colorado-based retired teacher (January 31, 2019 – La Cuchara)
Sloane Brown
Baltimore's longtime fashion and social scene reporter, Sloane is the founder/managing editor of Baltimore Snap.
