FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Sacred Heart School
410 North M Street
Lake Worth, FL 33460
561-582-2242
Contact: Milka Santos
SHS Advancement Director
561-379-4593 (Cell)
santosm@sacredheartfamily.com
Celebrating a Century!
Sacred Heart Parish
Philanthropists Mary & Patrick Donaghy, William B. Finneran, Jean & Walter “Pete Phillips, Susan & Joe J. Plumeri, Priscilla & Richard J. Schmeelk, and Marcela & Gary Smigiel along with Architect Rick Gonzalez, Principal Candace Tamposi, Fr. Quesnel Delvard and Sacred Heart Parish announces the groundbreaking of the Sacred Heart School Pavilion.
Lake Worth, Florida, USA – Friday, February 19, 2016: Celebrating a century in downtown Lake Worth, Sacred Heart Parish broke ground on the Sacred Heart School Pavilion. The Mizner design 61,000 Square feet Pavilion will make a historic presence on Federal Highway.
Present at the event were Mayor Pam Triolo, Vice Mayor Scott Maxwell, and members of the Central Palm Beach Chamber of Commerce.
“We are eternally grateful to Philanthropists and Sacred Heart School benefactors Mr. Patrick Donaghy, Mr. William B. Finneran, Mr. Joe Plumeri, Mr. Gary Smigiel, and Mr. Richard Schmeelk for making this dream come true for the children of Sacred Heart School”, Said Candace Tamposi.
The Pavilion was designed by Rick Gonzalez of the prestigious architectural group REG and will be constructed by Martin Serraes of Serraes Construction. The Pavilion will have a basketball size court which may be converted for indoor soccer, tennis, and volleyball as well as offices, bathrooms and storage facilities.
Fundraising for this campaign continues. For more information, please call Sacred Heart School's Development office at 561-586-6416
That is one thing the mayor does well, ground breaking.Ribbon cutting is also a specialty.
ReplyDeleteUnannounced press conferences and trips paid for by the taxpayers are also right up her alley!
ReplyDeleteDid REG climb out from under the bus where Morganti threw him? Does he still have customers after the design fiasco of the casino?
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to Sacrad Heart and community. Shame on you all for pushing your political agenda, small town politics, garbage
ReplyDeleteSuch happy cheerful positive people on this blog, celebrating something positive for a local school and parish. You all should be so proud of yourselves.
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