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While not an actual word, ‘Sidified’ could refer to the experience of being infectiously enthused and energized by Ottawa fashion guru Sid Cratzbarg, host of the Get Sidified gala held at the Sala San Marco banquet hall on Friday.
The Get Sidified Fashion Show Gala.
The evening brought together a crowd of 150 and raised funds for research into Crohn’s and colitis. The inflammatory bowel diseases affect one in 150 Canadians. “It’s a son of a b-tch,” said Cratzbarg, matter of factly, after making his splashy grand entrance (he danced up and down the runway just prior to the start of the fashion show featuring Manhattan West, Vernini Uomo Men’s Wear and Zarucci).
Cratzbarg told the crowd how he’s made it his mission to host his charity gala every year “until I’m in an old-age home or have dementia”.
As well, he credited gala attendee Dr. Robin Boushey for saving his life. The Ottawa colorectal surgeon performed an emergency operation on him after he fell deathly ill with ulcerative colitis some 10 years ago. Cratzbarg, while still in hospital recovering, was visited on Christmas Day by Boushey and his daughter, then five. The next Christmas began a tradition of gifts arriving for the Bousheys, signed by a mysterious individual with the initials S.C. While Boushey knew it to be Cratzbarg, his daughter figured otherwise, and later told school classmates that her father had operated on and saved Santa Claus.
“That is a true story, and I think it really highlights the great man we’re dealing with here,” said Boushey. “He’s continued to be a champion and is truly an ambassador for Crohn’s and colitis.”
Photos: Around Town - Get Sidified
Sid Cratzbarg, host of the Get Sidified Fashion Show Gala for Crohn's and Colitis Canada, with his daughter, Hillary, at the Sala San Marco banquet hall on Friday, October 21, 2016.
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The Get Sidified Fashion Show Gala.
The evening brought together a crowd of 150 and raised funds for research into Crohn’s and colitis. The inflammatory bowel diseases affect one in 150 Canadians. “It’s a son of a b-tch,” said Cratzbarg, matter of factly, after making his splashy grand entrance (he danced up and down the runway just prior to the start of the fashion show featuring Manhattan West, Vernini Uomo Men’s Wear and Zarucci).
Cratzbarg told the crowd how he’s made it his mission to host his charity gala every year “until I’m in an old-age home or have dementia”.
As well, he credited gala attendee Dr. Robin Boushey for saving his life. The Ottawa colorectal surgeon performed an emergency operation on him after he fell deathly ill with ulcerative colitis some 10 years ago. Cratzbarg, while still in hospital recovering, was visited on Christmas Day by Boushey and his daughter, then five. The next Christmas began a tradition of gifts arriving for the Bousheys, signed by a mysterious individual with the initials S.C. While Boushey knew it to be Cratzbarg, his daughter figured otherwise, and later told school classmates that her father had operated on and saved Santa Claus.
“That is a true story, and I think it really highlights the great man we’re dealing with here,” said Boushey. “He’s continued to be a champion and is truly an ambassador for Crohn’s and colitis.”
Photos: Around Town - Get Sidified
Sid Cratzbarg, host of the Get Sidified Fashion Show Gala for Crohn's and Colitis Canada, with his daughter, Hillary, at the Sala San Marco banquet hall on Friday, October 21, 2016.
Dr. Tanya Bracanovich from Sparks Dental Clinic with her daughter, Mia, at the Get Sidified Fashion Show Gala held at the Sala San Marco banquet hall on Friday, October 21, 2016, in support of Crohn's and Colitis Canada. Caroline PHillips / Ottawa Citizen
Sid Cratzbarg, host of the Get Sidified Fashion Show Gala for Crohn's and Colitis Canada, held at the Sala San Marco banquet hall on Friday, October 21, 2016, with his wife Sandy Cratzbarg and event planner Dora Dalietos from Vis-‡-Vis Events. Caroline Phillips / Ottawa Citizen
The Get Sidified Fashion Show Gala, held at the Sala San Marco banquet hall on Friday, October 21, 2016, featured clothes from Manhattan West boutique in Westboro Village. Caroline Phillips / Ottawa Citizen
The Get Sidified Fashion Show Gala, held at the Sala San Marco banquet hall on Friday, October 21, 2016, featured clothes from Manhattan West boutique in Westboro Village. Caroline Phillips / Ottawa Citizen
The Get Sidified Fashion Show Gala, held at the Sala San Marco banquet hall on Friday, October 21, 2016, featured clothes from Manhattan West boutique in Westboro Village. Caroline Phillips / Ottawa Citizen
Sid Cratzbarg, host of the Get Sidified Fashion Show Gala for Crohn's and Colitis Canada, with his daughter, Hillary, at the Sala San Marco banquet hall on Friday, October 21, 2016. Caroline Phillips / Ottawa Citizen
From left, Ottawa colorectal surgeon Robin Boushey with Sid Cratzbarg and Nicole Laframboise, president of Elements Luxury Tented Camp and Nature Spa, at the Get Sidified Fashion Show Gala for Crohn's and Colitis Canada, hosted by Cratzbarg at the Sala San Marco banquet hall on Friday, October 21, 2016. Caroline Phillips / Ottawa Citizen
From left, Melissa Rainville, founder of Swag Revolution Canada, with her husband, Pete Rainville, founder of Flying Canoe Hard Cider, and Miriam Campbell at the Get Sidified Fashion Show Gala for Crohn's and Colitis Canada, held at the Sala San Marco banquet hall on Friday, October 21, 2016. Caroline Phillips / Ottawa Citizen
From left, Steve Ghdaye from Vernini Uomo Men's Wear, with Tony Zacconi, owner of the Sala San Marco banquet hall in Little Italy, at the Get Sidified Fashion Show Gala held in support of Crohn's and Colitis Canada on Friday, October 21, 2016. Caroline Phillips / Ottawa Citizen
From left, Mandy Gosewich, owner of the Stunning! fashion accessories store in the ByWard Market, with Wayne James of the Seto Kitchen + Bar in St. John's, Nfld., and Ann Rickenbacker, director of catering at The Westin Ottawa, at the Get Sidified Fashion Show Gala held at the Sala San Marco banquet hall on Friday, October 21, 2016, in support of Crohn's and Colitis Canada. Caroline Phillips / Ottawa Citizen
Bianca Hamway and her daughter Claudine Saulnier are co-owners of of the Westboro women's fashion boutique Manhattan West, which was part of the Get Sidified Fashion Show Gala for Crohn's and Colitis Canada, held Friday, October 21, 2016, at the Sala San Marco banquet hall. Caroline Phillips / Ottawa Citizen
Alianne Rozon, in a dress she designed herself, with her mom, Ottawa artist Elaine Goble, at the Get Sidified Fashion Show Gala for Crohn's and Colitis Canada, held at the Sala San Marco Banquet Hall on Friday, October 21, 2016. Caroline Phillips / Ottawa Citizen
From left, jewelry designer Fran Green with Ruby Cheng and Janet Wilson, editor of Ottawa Citizen Style Magazine, at the Sala San Marco banquet hall on Friday, October 21, 2016, for the Get Sidified Fashion Show Gala for Crohn's and Colitis Canada. Caroline Phillips / Ottawa Citizen
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