The sun-filled deck atop Stittgen Jewelry in Walker Place was where guests gathered last Friday for "Hardy Hansen's Tribute to Frank Sinatra". Designed as a fundraiser for the Cancer Clinic at Lions Gate Hospital, Frank Sinatra impersonator Hardy Hansen and comedian David C. Jones entertained everyone all evening long. There was also a fashion show and a silent auction where guests bid on all kinds of beautiful donated items and rare gifts.
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Singer Hardy Hansen (left) sound just like Sinatra, and thanks to Karaoke music man Robert Miller, he even had a big band to sing along with. |
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Hardy Hansen, Frank Sinatra impersonator. |
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Robert Miller and his Karaoke jam are seen regularly up at Mosquito Creek in North Vancouver. |
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Mobeen and Selina Ladak, owners of Stittgen Jewelry, invited comedian David C. Jones to MC the party and make everyone smile. |
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Tim Webb and wife Shannon Walker. |
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West Vancouver mayor Pam Goldsmith-Jones was among the many guests who enjoyed appetizers provided by Earls restaurants' own Stan Fuller. |
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Dr. Geoff Ballard, seen here with wife Shelagh, is acknowledged worldwide as the father of the fuel cell industry and has received the Order of Canada as well as being named Time magazine's "Hero of the Planet" in 1999. Both were happy to lend their support to this event. |
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Enjoying the tunes, Sinatra style, were guests Gerry and Tracy Nettles (left), Brad Hultman and Christine Skinner. |
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You're never too young to dance to the oldies as proven by little one-year old Lucy who took a twirl with grandparents Lara and Rick Irwin. |
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Working hard behind the scenes were Bev Walker (left) and Marilyn Leckie. |
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There was also a fashion show by Orquidea's Maureen Elliott-Westwick (left) and her models Angela Bohn, Jayme Knox and Lorraine Elliott. |
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