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Young professionals of Lee Park Junior Conservancy kick off 2014 with Arlington Hall affair
- Bella Nelson, Rodney MoorePhoto by Clark Cabus
- Matthew Shelly, Kirsten Williams, Vanchelsa Sandoval, Norah Meier, Nikki PorteusPhoto by Clark Cabus
- Fran Bellaver, Daniel KingPhoto by Clark Cabus
- Greg Mykytyn toasting the Lee Park Junior Conservancy.Photo by Clark Cabus
- Greg Mykytyn, Molly Ridgway, Linda McDonough, Marcus DuronPhoto by Clark Cabus
- Jessika Williams, Doug SurberPhoto by Clark Cabus
- Tyler Stevens, India Rhodes, Sarah Harvey, Gay Waltrip DonnellPhoto by Clark Cabus
- Ryan Smith, Sara Marques, Gay Waltrip Donnell, Aaron MartinezPhoto by Clark Cabus
- Brandon Oldes, Greg Mykytyn, Gay Waltrip Donnell, Anne DeFilippo, Marty Cude, Kirsten Williams, Aaron CarrollPhoto by Clark Cabus
- Bryn Burchfiel, Brayson Burchfiel, Kirsten WilliamsPhoto by Clark Cabus
- Michelle Scott, Chris CummingsPhoto by Clark Cabus
- Jen Klingman, Jared BassPhoto by Clark Cabus
To welcome potential newcomers, the dynamic young professionals of Lee Park Junior Conservancy recently hosted their annual membership party at Arlington Hall.
Attendees — including David Dees, Kirsten Williams, Marty Cude, Whitney Brune, Justin Clark and Virginia Lockwood — enjoyed cocktails and an impressive spread by Food Glorious Food while DJ Brandon Olds provided the tunes. Gay Waltrip Donnell, president of Lee Park and Arlington Hall, even stopped by to show her gratitude for all that this group does to conserve the most scenic urban green space in Dallas.
Lee Park Junior Conservancy president Greg Mykytyn made a great toast and spoke about the 75th anniversary of Arlington Hall and the rich history of the hall and Lee Park Conservancy.
“Lee Park Junior Conservancy members proudly volunteer their time and support for the beautification of Lee Park and the preservation of Arlington Hall,” he said. “Events like our winter membership party help raise awareness and showcase the beauty of the hall and park.”