Metro Parrot Head Club Dedicates Jimmy Buffett Day

Amanda and Kevin Betty, Cathy Worwetz, Nancy MercerJulie Froehlich

Andres, Clara, Mitilda and Carlos Reig-Abraham, Deputy Mayor Claas AbrahamJulie Froehlich

Big Revival BandJulie Froehlich

Brian and Kathy LavelleJulie Froehlich

Chris Seuise, Sue Higgens, MPH Tresurer Susan Scalise, Valerie FitzgeraldJulie Froehlich

Eleanor Botz, Village Trustee Terie Diat, Jean Van Erk, Barbara RobertsJulie Froehlich

Jamie Benatti, Lorraine and Peter BosshardJulie Froehlich

Jim and Jaonie TerciakJulie Froehlich

Jim Mattillo, MPH Pres. Bosco, Nancy PenncepageJulie Froehlich

Joanne and John Brown, Rich and Patricia Snedecor, Jamie FarrellJulie Froehlich

Merto Parrotheads Board of DirectorsJulie Froehlich

Event Organizer Metro Joe, Marie Lombardi and Liz WellinghorstJulie Froehlich

Metro Parrot Head MenJulie Froehlich

Michele Moffit, Nancy and Rob ForbergJulie Froehlich

Randy Steyert, Chad and Molly JohnsonJulie Froehlich

Steel MargaritaJulie Froehlich

Steve Russ, Stan SadowskiJulie Froehlich

Susan and Chris ScaliseJulie Froehlich

Terry and Jamie Muldoon, Jim LopreskiJulie Froehlich

The Merto Parrotheads and ceremony attendeesJulie Froehlich

Tim and Wendy MorrinJulie Froehlich

The Metro Parrot Head Club celebrated Jimmy Buffett Day with an event at North Haven Village Hall Pirate Park, where attendees in tropical attire enjoyed the music of Steel Margarita and participated in a Jimmy Buffett sing-along.

Village officials proclaimed the day as Jimmy Buffett Day, dedicating a bench in his memory. Following the park festivities, the celebration continued at The Clubhouse Hamptons in East Hampton, featuring live music from Tom Maxwell and the Big Revival Band.

Embracing their founding principle, “party with a purpose,” participants collected flip-flops for a local Long Island shelter, adding a philanthropic touch to the tribute.