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2015 Ladies of the Shield Holiday Home Tour

2015 Ladies of the Shield Holiday Home Tour

On Saturday, December 5th, the Ladies of the Shield hosted their 9^th annual Holiday Home Tour. This year we featured four (4) homes in the Metairie – Bridgedale neighborhood. Proceeds from the home tour are dedicated to the Brother Jean Sobert, S.C. Student Activities Endowment at Brother Martin.

The Patron Party was hosted at the home of Lisa and Salvador M. Brocato III ’88 (Dominic ’17) located at 4600 Church Street. The other homes on tour were Nancy and Joe O’Connor, Jr., 1525 Butternut Ave. (Joseph III ‘85, Darrin ‘89, Christopher Flynn ’17, Andrew Flynn ’19, and Ryan O’Connor ’19), Kara and Troy Pigeon, 1600 Butternut Ave. (Edwin ’16), and Lainie & Patrick Stant ‘87, 4604 Church Street (Jason ’18).

Our holiday boutique was held at Green Acres Country Club.

We also wish to thank our volunteers, sponsors, and the many generous donations from local merchants and businesses which were essential in making this event a success.

Sponsors and Donors