Fitz Pullins, a Jacksonville interior designer and consultant, believes every home should have a soul.
"As we reach our five-year, $4 million pledge to fund an endowment to support the new Neonatal Intensive Care Center, we are also marking five decades of helping to bring a world-class children’s hospital to our region," Women's Board president Robin Albaneze said."We hope to see thousands of returning and new faces come out to support and enjoy this event … with many new experiences that reflect the best of Northeast Florida.
"We met in our early 20s when I moved back to Jacksonville after college and Fitz was waiting tables at Carrabba’s," she said. "We hit it off immediately and I remember we were in constant fits of laughter whenever we got together back then and still are today."
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