By LOIS KINDLE
The Greater SouthShore Chamber of Commerce hosted yet another successful business expo on Oct. 3 at Community Hall in Sun City Center. The Trick or Treat-themed event was a hit for both vendors and the public.
Visitors were treated to candies, donuts, brownies and other treats and provided a plethora of information by business and nonprofit representatives dressed in varying levels of costume.
The expo was sponsored by Elite Marine Dock & Seawall, Trust U.S. and Sunstate Doctors Medical Group.
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Fox & Friends Animal Hospital had this elaborate display at the recent Trick-or-Treat Business Expo. From left are Isaac Antonson; Dr. Kendall Wyman, new associate veterinarian; and Jennifer Brock, veterinary tech.
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One of the benefits of participating in an event like the Greater SouthShore Chamber’s Trick-or-Treat Expo is the opportunity to network with other business and nonprofit professionals in the community. From left are Cathy Edmiston, of HCA Florida SouthShore Hospital; Sarah Baez, of CarePatrol; Connie Lesko, of Freedom Plaza’s Retired Officers Corp.; and Janice Bayruns, of FirstLight Homecare.
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The Greater SouthShore Chamber of Commerce staff donned some creatively fun costumes to mix and mingle with the crowd at the Trick-or-Treat Business Expo Oct. 3. From left are Melanie Davis, Bobbi Ann Kelly, Georgana Collins and Sherell Bennett.
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Yvette Hibbard and Jeff Merry, community resource deputies for the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office, had no need to wear themed costumes to the chamber’s recent Trick-or-Treat Business Expo.
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Desi Ferrera and Patricia Carson, of The Observer News advertising department, dressed as walking billboards for the popular community newspaper at the Greater SouthShore Chamber’s Oct. 3 Trick-or-Treat Business Expo.
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Monica Santiago and Ludovina Moronta, of Enterprising Latinas, enjoy interacting with a visitor at the recent SouthShore Chamber Trick-or-Treat Expo.
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Dressed as minions, Luz Gaona and Jennifer Torres, of Inspira Tampa Bay, showed their Halloween spirit at the Greater SouthShore Chamber of Commerce Trick-or-Treat Business Expo.
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Front and center, as always, Christiane Clermont and Debbie Caneen, of Sun Towers Retirement Community, were on hand Oct. 3 at the chamber’s business expo to share information and hand out samples of Chef Jerry Badders’ famous brownies.
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Promoting PCAT (Parents & Children Advance Together) Literacy Ministries, Lynne Conlan greets visitors at the recent Greater SouthShore Chamber of Commerce Trick-or-Treat Business Expo.
