NWSA Key88 Reception
NWSA Jazz Combo: Rane Roatta (tenor sax), Tony Madruga (piano), Benji Waas (acoustic bass)
Mark Steinberg, Anne Rochette-Chamberlin, Stuart Sibley, Dennis Edwards
Benito and Martha Quevedo
Jeffrey Hodgson, R. Kirk Landon, Pamela Garrison, Deborah Hoffman
Laurence Audevie, Carmen Bradley
Mark Trowbridge, Betsey Kaplan, Daniel Lewis
Jeff Hess, Susan Galler, Emma Galler, Jim Gasior
David Lawrence, Roberta Lawrence, Maria Victoria Montoya, Rolando Montoya
Abbey Chase, Patricia Malloy-Thornburg, Frederick Thornburg, Glenn Kaufhold, Andres Clavijo
Cory Berner, Neal Shubert
Carolina Ordonez, Terry Helin , Gizel Jimenez
Sandra Marante
Kenneth Bloom, Dennis Edwards
Ben Caserta, Carolyn Caserta, William Meyersohn
Joe Necastro, Ellery Brown, Jorge Garcia, Frederic Conde
Juan Lopez, Jeanne Nicastri, Aramys O'Reilly, Lin Lougheed
New World School of the Arts honored members of its KEY88 fundraising initiative in grand style during the official opening of Chopard Jewelers at Saks 5th Avenue, Dadeland. The soiree kicked off with a showcase of the arts – jazz tunes by the NWSA award-winning Jazz combo, a selection performed by music theater college students, an aria sung by college senior Sandra Marante, soprano, accompanied by NWSA Interim Provost, Jeffrey Hodgson, and an exclusive showing of artwork by NWSA visual arts faculty member Aramis O’Reilly. Guests enjoyed champagne and hors d’oeuvres, provided by hosts Saks 5th Avenue and Chopard, as they socialized and admired the stunning collection on display by Chopard. KEY88 guests of honor were R. Kirk Landon, founding partner of NWSA’s KEY88 initiative, as well as KEY88 members Abbey Chase, David Lawrence Jr., Deborah Hoffman, Dennis Edwards and Mark Steinberg, Lin Lougheed, and Martha Quevedo, among others. KEY88 supports the vision of NWSA to provide opportunities for its students through endowments, for operations and scholarships. To learn more, call 305-237-3753 or visit