Thanks from Domestic Violence Council

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Thanks from Domestic Violence Council

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Thanks from Domestic Violence Council

Thanks from Domestic

Violence Council

Our organization is able to

provide services to victims of domestic violence because of the overwhelming

support and generosity of our community. An example of this type of support

occurred Nov. 18 when the Fayette County Council on Domestic Violence

held its 12th annual Fashion Show/Silent Auction. The purpose of this

letter is to publicly thank the many individuals who made that event possible.

First, a special thanks to

our benefactors: Attina's Music Store, Jennifer and Bill Barnes, Phillip

S. Coe, Esq., Dragon House Pearls, Terry and Lane Gauntt, Gold's Gym PTC,

Goodheart Chiropractic Clinic, Rev. Betsy Haas, Happy Hands Children's

Clothing, Horsefeathers, Peggy and Lewis Jordan, Dr. Linda Katz, Dr. Dave

Lee, Mallet & Associates, McNally, Fox & Grant, Sharon Pierce

of Prudential Georgia, The Quilter's Guild, Reed's Row, Dr. Walter and

Joan Smith, Martha and Robert Stevenson, Village Clothier, Leslie W. Wade

and Associates, Curtis Williamson, Nelda Wright, and the Wyndham Conference

Center.

Our many volunteers, models,

and the VOCA club at Starr's Mill High School also deserve our heartfelt

thanks for their enthusiasm and hours of work. In addition Frank Murphy

from Entertainment Productions graciously provided music and sound and

Ken Matthews provided musical entertainment for the event. Thank you all

for volunteering your time and talents.

Finally, a special thanks to

all the many individuals and companies in our community who donated items

for the silent auction. Your support made this event a financial success!

Thanks to each and everyone of you.

Linda Wells

Executive Director

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