Living Landmarks Celebration 2011
Living Landmark, Angela Lansbury (photo - bfanyc.com)
Regis Philbin is presented with his Living Landmark award by Katie Couric (photo - bfanyc.com)
Living Landmarks, Lewis B. Cullman, David N. Dinkins, Louise Kerz Hirschfeld, Danny Meyer and Angela Lansbury (photo - bfanyc.com)
Two Living Landmarks, Angela Lansbury & Regis Philbin (photo - bfanyc.com)
Living Landmarks Lewis Cullman and Peter Duchin (photo - bfanyc.com)
Beth Rudin DeWoody, Living Landmark David Dinkins and Bill Rudin (photo - bfanyc.com)
The Landmark Plaza Ballroom (photo - bfanyc.com)
Rex Reed introduces Living Landmark Angela Lansbury (photo - bfanyc.com)
Living Landmarks David Dinkins and Danny Meyer (photo - bfanyc.com)
Living Landmark Regis Philbin (photo - bfanyc.com)
Living Landmarks Liz Smith, Louise Kerz Hirschfeld and Lewis Cullman (photo - bfanyc.com)
Living Landmark and Host Liz Smith (photo - bfanyc.com)
Sirio Maccioni and Iris Love (photo - bfanyc.com)
Kathleen M. Doyle and Dick Ravitch (photo - bfanyc.com)
Katie Couric and Living Landmark Host, Liz Smith (photo - bfanyc.com)
Sylvester Miniter and Gillian Miniter (photo - bfanyc.com)
Marla Sabo (photo - bfanyc.com)
Enid Nemy and Marlo Buatta (photo - bfanyc.com)
Stan Warshawsky, Sandra Warshawsky, Peg Breen and Stuart Siegel (photo - bfanyc.com)
Living Landmarks Celebration 2011
The 18th annual “Living Landmarks” gala was a star-studded event attracting some 450 people to The Plaza ballroom on November 2. Newswoman Katie Couric presented Regis Philbin with his award and Philbin responded with a poem he wrote about Couric. Award winning actress Angela Lansbury charmed the audience with her gracious acceptance.
Landmark host Liz Smith arrived with a Stetson hat and a song. She presented the awards to philanthropist Lewis Cullman, theater historian Louise Kerz Hirschfeld and restrauteur Danny Meyer.
Bill Rudin and Beth Rudin DeWoody presented the Lew Rudin Living Landmark Award for Public Service to former Mayor David Dinkins, who extolled the many contributions of Lew Rudin and the Rudin family to the City.
Living Landmarks are people who preserve the City in their own special ways. We were pleased to honor another distinguished group of New Yorkers this year in a warm and fun-filled evening.
See the celebration coverage online, click on the link and scroll down to the middle of the page.
photos – bfanyc.com
