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Thanks for Making the Brattleboro Memorial Hospital 25Th and Final Clambake & Auction Such a Huge Success! Thanks for Making the Brattleboro Memorial Hospital 25th and Final Clambake & Auction Such a Huge Success! Sponsors BIG LOBSTERS Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Vitri Forms Bast Investment Co., LLC Green Mountain Tents W.A. Sandri-The Sandri Companies KING LOBSTERS Best Muffler & Auto Care Center Gregg Wapner Wait, Wait, Don’t Tell Me Brattleboro Reformer Brattleboro Bowl Harpoon Brewery Whitman’s Hair Design Entergy Nuclear Vermont Yankee Campbell & Boyd Insurance Services Heartfelt Memories Windham Flowers Granite Investment Advisors Coffee Country Hickory Ridge House B & B Wolf Kahn The Richards Group Damian Flooring LLC Honora Winery & Vineyard World Learning The Dorner Agency, Inc. Hotel 71 WTSA COLOSSAL LOBSTERS Druke Insurance Agency Howard Printing Zehn Naturals C & S Wholesale Grocers, Inc. Edward Jones – Ana Saavedra Inner Visions Zephyr Designs H.P. 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Penney Consulting Services Enright & Co. sponsored the event, had an ad in the program book, donated or purchased an auction item, Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Rosen Eric and Brenda Hodges volunteered on a committee or came and ate a lobster, you were instrumental in helping Robert S. Ruhl D.M.D., P.C. Evan James Ltd., Diamond Jewelers & Brattleboro Memorial Hospital raise a total of over $850,000—dollars that helped to provide Southern Vermont Podiatry Goldsmiths quality care for our patients. THANK YOU! Twombly Wealth Management Group Fairwinds Farm University of Vermont Technical Services Farnum Cellulose Insulators Program Fireside True Value VFW Post 1034 Fireworks W W Building Supply Fitz Vogt Friends of the Sun 17 Belmont Ave, Brattleboro, VT 05301 • www.bmhvt.org.
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