A Toast to Hope
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A Toast to Hope

Celebrating 20 years of SCAN of Northern Virginia.

Tuesday, November 18, 2008

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SCAN founder David Cleary with his wife Carol.

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Debra Duffield with Jeff and Joyce Bliss.

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Former City Manager Phil Sunderland and Elsie Mosqueda.

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Executive director of SCAN Diane Charles with Randy Taussig and Mary Phelps.

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Cassie McLaughlin, Charlie Collum, Shawn McLaughlin, Mayor Bill Euille and former Mayor Kerry Donley

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Sandi Collum, Adron Krekeler and Becky Mahood

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Mary and Eric Reid of Del Merei Grille

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The Patrick Cooper Jazz Group entertained throughout the evening.

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Caroline Ross, general manager of Rick’s Wine & Gourmet

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Jake Musser, Shannon Estey, Todd Scales and Elizabeth Felice

SCAN (Stop Child Abuse Now) of Northern Virginia held a birthday party Saturday, Nov. 15, at the George Washington Masonic National Memorial, celebrating 20 years. The evening was filled with music from the Patrick Cooper Jazz Group, gourmet food tasting from area restaurants, wine tasting from vintner sponsors and tables of gifts and getaways donated for the silent auction. All proceeds from the event benefit the work of SCAN of Northern Virginia. More photos at www.gazette@connectionnewspapers.com.

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