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Valentine’s brunch raises funds for hospice

South Coast Hospice is a non-profit organisation that is dependent on funds.

February 23, 2025
NTANDOYENKOSI DLAMINI Less than a minute
All smiles are (back, from left) Bridget Sphilile Buyeni and Nokukhanya Ngobese, with Sheila Smook and Diane van Dyk in front.

The ladies looked bright and beautiful at South Coast Hospice‘s Love is Like a Melody Valentine’s Brunch held at the Port Shepstone Country Club last Saturday.

Happy to support the brunch are (back, from left) Molly Mudley, Tilly Ramsingh and Pamela Govender, with Melissa Govender in front.

Attendees were treated to a welcome drink, finger food and live entertainment by Ian King.

Lana van Zyl (left), Bev Copeland and Sandy Danckwerts support the event.

“South Coast Hospice is a non-profit organisation that is dependent on funds raised,” said the organisation’s BT King.

Daleen van der Merwe (left) and Amanda Stander support the event.

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February 23, 2025
NTANDOYENKOSI DLAMINI Less than a minute

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