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The compass points northeast for Daniel Henderson, who’ll soon leave San Diego for Baltimore in what might turn into a bittersweet moment.
He’ll receive his MBA from UC San Diego in June, then head for Maryland, where his wife Taylor has landed a job. In the process, he might lose his position at Illumina, a company he loves.
But at least he’s not worried about finding new employment.
“We’re not out of the woods yet when it comes to the pandemic,” said Henderson, who grew up in Valley Center, near Taylor. “But we’re getting back to normal. I have no doubt that I would find a new job.”
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Zonta looks back on ‘Peek Repurposed’
By ZONTA CLUB - | Apr 7, 2021
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Zontians Luanne Fortune, Marianne Ravenna, Nancy Dreher, Pam Eccles and Joanne Marriott at The Community House on Sanibel, where auction winners were able to pick up their items.
The Zonta Club of Sanibel-Captiva has received positive comments like “It was way more fun than I expected” and “Island artists really stepped up for Zonta” about its recent fundraiser.
The club reported that it is looking back at the “Peek at the Unique 2021 Repurposed” with satisfaction and gratitude. It created a more virtual format for the event that still offered unique elements, but was far from the traditional guided tour of island homes that has been the club’s signature March contribution for nearly 20 years. Instead of loading “Peekers” on to buses, it set up an online auction and invited local artists to donate works. Over 30 artists and two galleries, the Tower Gallery on Sanibel and the