Inside The Stribling & Associates Celebrate Annual Holiday Party At Doubles
Tis the season of Holiday parties. Stribling & Associates welcomed agents, staff, and managers to its annual holiday soiree at the famed Doubles Club on Fifth Avenue.
Left to Right: Christine Miller Martin, Lori Stolowitz, and Sam Pollach.
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Elizabeth Stribling, founder and Chairwoman of Stribling & Associates, greeted guests along with her daughter Elizabeth Ann Stribling-Kivlan, President, and Elizabeth Ann’s wife Rebecca Cleary for an evening of dancing, passed hors d’oeuvres and spirits under the club’s signature holiday lights.
Photos courtesy of Ed Lederman
Elizabeth Ann Stribling-Kivlan, Rebecca Cleary
Brian Shahwan, Elizabeth Stribling, Elizabeth Ann Stribling-Kivlan, Garrett Derderian, Rebecca Cleary
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(L to R) Shelton Smith, Barbara Evans-Butler, Josh D’Ambrosio, Pamela D’Arc, Cornelia Van Amberg
Steven Sinik, Marion Minor
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