Page 23 - 2018-19 LBS Annual Report

SPRING BENEFIT

In true ranch form, the school’s athletic field reflected a The dinner bell kicked off a delectable meal
rustic elegance with hay bales, twinkling lights, and vintage catered by Rincon Events that was served under
wagons setting the scene. Serving as a dramatic backdrop rustic wooden chandeliers and amongst abundant
was the façade of the expansive tent, which was built with wildflower arrangements reminiscent of spring meadows.
reclaimed wood from an 80-year-old barn on the Sabino Cameron Michael with KLM Auctions took the reins as
family ranch. the auctioneer for the evening with support from emcee
Alicia Williams ’90. The Live Auction portion of the night
Decked out in denim, lace, and cowboy hats, 300 guests
reflected the benefit’s theme and included ranch vacation
arrived to the sounds of folk music by The Bryan TITUS
destinations, an original piece by Laguna parent and artist
Trio. Attendees saddled up to an alfresco saloon for the
Russell Young entitled This Land is Your Land, as well as a
signature Laguna Lemonade and a specialty whiskey tasting
unique opportunity to blend one’s own Syrah with Laguna
while hors d’oeuvres such as Nashville Fried Hot Chicken
family vintners the Beckmens and Murrays.
sliders, Pigs in a Blanket, and Tex Mex Spring Rolls were
enjoyed. A silent auction provided the opportunity to bid on that inspire Laguna students to follow their passions set the
A moving video highlighting the faculty and programs
I LAGUNA BLANCA MAGAZINE saddle emblazoned with the event’s belt buckle-inspired tone for the paddle-raise grand finale. “With the heart and
items such as fine wine, turquoise jewelry, and even a custom
generosity of our community shining bright, we lived up to
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