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Home and One (1) Full Service Basic Wash Eigner $25 $10 Center Center Services) Gift Cards CHERRY CREEK DIAMOND CLUB AND CHERRY CREEK BASEBALL HALL OF FAME - SILENT/LIVE AUCTION CATALOG MASTER LIST Item Minimum # Category Name Logo Item Name Item Description Donated By Solicited by Item Value Bid 100 AT YOUR SERVICE One (1) Exterior Basic Wash and Autawash Car Care Autawash Car Care (home and One (1) Full Service Basic Wash Eigner $25 $10 Center Center services) Gift Cards 101 AT YOUR SERVICE One (1) Exterior Basic Wash and Autawash Car Care Autawash Car Care (home and One (1) Full Service Basic Wash Eigner $25 $10 Center Center services) Gift Cards 102 AT YOUR SERVICE One (1) Exterior Basic Wash and (home and Autawash Car Care Autawash Car Care One (1) Full Service Basic Wash Eigner $25 $10 services) Center Center Gift Cards 103 AT YOUR One (1) Exterior Basic Wash and SERVICE Autawash Car Care Autawash Car Care One (1) Full Service Basic Wash Eigner $25 $10 (home and Center Center services) Gift Cards 104 AT YOUR SERVICE One (1) Exterior Basic Wash and (home and Autawash Car Care Autawash Car Care One (1) Full Service Basic Wash Eigner $25 $10 services) Center Center Gift Cards 105 AT YOUR SERVICE (home and Tiny People Big services) Tiny People Big Laughs Artist Photograph "On A Roll" Johansen $125 $50 Laughs 106 AT YOUR SERVICE (home and services) Exploring Colorado Exploring Coloroado Wineries M2 Fundraising $24 $10 Wineries Book 107 AT YOUR SERVICE (home and Cartoonest Hugh MacLeod services) Signed, Numbered and Hugh MacLeod Framed Print - M2 Fundraising $50 $20 "Be so good they can't ignore you!" Steve Martin 108 AT YOUR SERVICE (home and services) HW Home Martini Glasses - set of 6 M2 Fundraising $125 $50 109 AT YOUR SERVICE (home and Osprey Transporter Roll Top services) Osprey Pack Osprey Rigney $125 $50 COLOR: Ruffian Red 110 AT YOUR SERVICE (home and services) Tagawa Gardens $30.00 Gift Card Tagawa Gardens M2 Fundraising $30 $15 111 AT YOUR SERVICE (home and 22" Variable Speed Self Propelled front wheel drive lawn services) Toro Lawnmower Turf Equipment Souce M2 Fundraising $300 $120 mower. Will be delivered in the Spring 112 AT YOUR SERVICE (home and services) Rockies Sign Handmade Wood Rockies Sign CCDC $100 $40 113 AT YOUR SERVICE (home and services) Bear Necessities $25.00 Gift Certificate Bear Necessities Eigner $25 $10 114 AT YOUR SERVICE (home and services) Cabela's $25.00 Gift Card Eigner $25 $10 115 AT YOUR SERVICE (home and "Centennial Celebrations" services) Junior League of Denver Eigner $30 $15 A Colorado Cookbook 116 AT YOUR SERVICE (home and "Gold in Agate" framed art. SIZE: Clara's "A Classic services) Clara's "A Classic Design" 41"x41" RESTRICTIONS: No Barkley $673 $270 Design" returns / No exchanges 117 AT YOUR SERVICE (home and services) Visa Gift Card $50.00 Visa Gift Card Barth $50 $20 118 AT YOUR Certificate for $100.00 off a set of SERVICE four (4) (home and Firestone or Bridgestone Tires services) Firestone Firestone Barkley $100 $40 RESTRICTIONS: Good only at the location at 8600 East Arapahoe Road 119 AT YOUR SERVICE Certificate for one (1) Full (home and Synthetic Oil Change services) Firestone RESTRICTIONS: Good only at Firestone Barkley $80 $30 the location at 8600 East Arapahoe Road 120 AT YOUR SERVICE Certificate for one (1) Full (home and Synthetic Oil Change services) Firestone RESTRICTIONS: Good only at Firestone Barkley $80 $30 the location at 8600 East Arapahoe Road 121 AT YOUR SERVICE (home and Dwell Antiques & Home $50.00 Gift Card McGrath $50 $20 services) 122 AT YOUR SERVICE Handmade "American" Quilt - (home and "American"Quilt Gibbons $50 $20 services) Wounded Warrior Project 123 AT YOUR SERVICE (home and Target $50.00 Gift Card Hickey $50 $20 services) 124 AT YOUR SERVICE (home and The Fresh Flower services) The Fresh Flower Market $40.00 Gift Card Merlo/Wilson $40 $15 Market 125 AT YOUR SERVICE (home and Amazon $25.00 Gift Card Marsh $25 $10 services) 126 AT YOUR SERVICE (home and Amazon $50.00 Gift Card Kufeldt $50 $20 services) 127 AT YOUR SERVICE (home and Gift Card for one (1) complete car Jazz Car Wash & Jazz Car Wash & Detaling Adams $32 $15 services) wash. 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Everything you would possibly need for your own personal "Adult Snack Shack"! 6 pack of Beer, 2 bottles of Wine, 2 Blankets, package of Hand Warmers, 100 Gift card to Tonys, 3 Sunflower Seeds, large bag of Adult Snack Shack Basket Pretzels, Large bag of Beef Junior Class $444 $175 Jerky, medium bag of Trail Mix, large Twizzlers, large Peanuts, 6 Cracker Jacks , 2 Creek Coffee Mugs, 1 set Baseball Earrings, 1 Baseball Bag, 4 Black Box Wine, 2 cans of Lil Rascal Wine, 10 mini liquor bottles, 2-to go Wine Glasses, and 1 Cooler 209 BASKETS This Grad Basket includes a collection of essential items for your soon-to-be graduate! Keurig K-Mini Coffee Maker, Portable Power Bank, Surge Protector & USB Ports, Two IKEA Frakta Storage Bags, Grad Basket Senior Class Basket $380 $150 Clip Light, Hydro Flask - 40 oz., Travel Stainless Tumbler, Hanging Travel Toiletry Bag, Toolkit, Basic First Aid Kit, French Press Coffee Maker, Starbucks Gift Card, Chipotle Gift Card, Storage Bag for Charger, and Metal Storage Bin 300 BON VOYAGE A complimentary (1) night Stay at SpringHill Suites SpringHill Suite Denver/Parker SpringHill Suites Barkley $85 $35 EXPIRES: 12/31/2020 301 BON VOYAGE Complimentary one (1) night's stay (Friday & Saturday) at the Hampton Inn & Suites Hampton Inn & Suites Hamptonn Inn & Suites Barkley $130 $50 Dever/South-RidgeGate EXPIRES: 06/30/2020 302 BON VOYAGE Complimentary two (2) night Embasy Suites Phoenix- weekend stay. 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Sprouts $25.00 Gift Card Sprouts Alley $25 $10 501 EAT, DRINK, AND BE MERRY! Certificate for dinner for two (2). Chuy's Chuy's Eigner $25 $10 EXCLUDES: gratuity and alcohol 502 EAT, DRINK, AND BE MERRY! Certificate for dinner for two (2).
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