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Benefit Concert for Soldier On

When
Jan 14th, 2017
7:00pm - 7:00pm
Where
145 Main StSomersCT

$15 Ticket
Tickets can be purchased at the door.

For advance tickets please contact Bruce Devlin at 413-747-5440 x 110 or bruce@ccddlaw.com

50/50 & Chance Raffle

To donate, visit https://www.crowdrise.com/blood-brothers-benefit-concert

Proceeds benefit Soldier On

To learn more about Soldier On visit http://www.soldieron.org

Sponsored by:
Bee-Line Corporation,
Attorney Bruce E. Devlin of Crear, Chadwell, Dos Santos & Devlin, P.C,
Thomas Wilson Enterprises, Inc.,
JD Rivet & Co., Inc.
Forastiere-Smith Funeral Home
Maybury Material Handling
Meridian Industrial Group

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