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NewsMay 7, 2013
Boas and Bling
The third annual Boas and Bling event raised funds for the Lutheran Family and Children's Services of Missouri on Tuesday, May 7 in Cape Girardeau.
Fred Lynch
FRED LYNCH ~ flynch@semissourian.com Jaden Davis dances with the Sock Monkey and Hamster from Auffenberg Kia to the tunes of Saxy Jazz during the third annual Boas and Bling benefit for the Lutheran Family and Children's Services of Missouri, Tuesday, May 7, 2013 at Plaza by Ray's in Cape Girardeau. With 53 vendors and more than 400 tickets sold, the event was expected to raise about $25,000.
FRED LYNCH ~ flynch@semissourian.com Jaden Davis dances with the Sock Monkey and Hamster from Auffenberg Kia to the tunes of Saxy Jazz during the third annual Boas and Bling benefit for the Lutheran Family and Children's Services of Missouri, Tuesday, May 7, 2013 at Plaza by Ray's in Cape Girardeau. With 53 vendors and more than 400 tickets sold, the event was expected to raise about $25,000.
Saxy Jazz provides music at the Boas and Bling event.
Saxy Jazz provides music at the Boas and Bling event.
Amy Buchheit, right, tries on sunglasses with assistance from Jessica Estes of Leet EyeCare at the Boas and Bling benefit for the Lutheran Family and Children's Services of Missouri.
Amy Buchheit, right, tries on sunglasses with assistance from Jessica Estes of Leet EyeCare at the Boas and Bling benefit for the Lutheran Family and Children's Services of Missouri.
Felicia Morris, left, and Juli Kline pose at the Boas and Bling benefit for the Lutheran Family and Children's Services of Missouri.
Felicia Morris, left, and Juli Kline pose at the Boas and Bling benefit for the Lutheran Family and Children's Services of Missouri.
Rita Keele buys a cupcake from Joe Schoolfield at the Boas and Bling benefit for the Lutheran Family and Children's Services of Missouri.
Rita Keele buys a cupcake from Joe Schoolfield at the Boas and Bling benefit for the Lutheran Family and Children's Services of Missouri.
Sarah Jenkins, left, and Evelyn Martin pose at the Boas and Bling benefit for the Lutheran Family and Children's Services of Missouri.
Sarah Jenkins, left, and Evelyn Martin pose at the Boas and Bling benefit for the Lutheran Family and Children's Services of Missouri.
Laura Taber, left, and Jessica Kinder pose at the Boas and Bling benefit for the Lutheran Family and Children's Services of Missouri.
Laura Taber, left, and Jessica Kinder pose at the Boas and Bling benefit for the Lutheran Family and Children's Services of Missouri.
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The third annual Boas and Bling event raised funds for the Lutheran Family and Children's Services of Missouri on Tuesday, May 7 in Cape Girardeau.

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