Kathie Lee Gifford Visits Houston For a Fireside Chat With Dominique Sachse — Major Surprise Included
When Two Media Heavyweights Meet
By Shelby Hodge //
What: Barbara Bush Houston Literacy Foundation’s Ladies for Literacy Guild’s annual Power of Literacy Luncheon
Where: The Post Oak Hotel
PC Moment: Confetti canons shooting across the Houston hotel ballroom climaxed the fireside chat between Dominique Sachse and New York Times best-selling author Kathie Lee Gifford, when it was announced that each of the 500 guests would receive an advance copy of Gifford’s book The Jesus I Know. The HarperCollins Christian Publishing book is scheduled for release on November 30.
The discussion between the women covered a variety of subjects including Gifford’s career, her family and the upcoming book. Sachse has her own book coming out in April so the two media stars had much in common. A highlight was the unexpected video featuring a special message from Gifford’s TODAY show co-host Hoda Kotb who delivered a heartfelt message of congratulations on the new book.

“Kathie was funny, thought-provoking, inspirational and informative — and Dominique did a masterful job as always facilitating a dynamic conversation,” Neil Bush said following the luncheon. “We are thrilled that the Ladies for Literacy Guild has become such a vibrant part of the Barbara Bush Houston Literacy Foundation and have positioned this annual event as a must-attend for the Houston community, raising awareness and funds to fuel the cause so near and dear to the Bush family – literacy.”
PC Seen: Emcee KPRC news anchor Keith Garvin, luncheon chairs Leisa Holland-Nelson Bowman and Stephanie Tsuru, Ladies for Literacy Guild president Lisa Jakel, Bobbie Nau, Roslyn Bazzelle Mitchell, Bob Bowman, Julie Baker Finck, Maria Bush, Kelli Cohen Fein, Lilly Andress, Vicki West, Ann Bookout, Anne Neeson, Sidney Faust, Paige Fertitta, and Mehrnaz Gill.
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