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Grand Guard Newsletter 1970/71
Grand Guard → 2020
Due Open Deliverables
01-29-2021  / 1
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not assigned W Barbara Drake
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Estate and Gift PlanningBussey QuackenbushMarketing Specialist
Project Description
Adrienne Garcia #4416 Class of 1970 and member of UFF National Board has agreed to be featured in the Grand Guard newsletter. The Grand Guard newsletter doesn’t go out till February/March. This story has been assigned to Barbara. We have featured a very short story about her in the 2017 summer Legacies. It was part of a larger story about tribute gifts. Adrienne created the ADRIENNE AND PATRICIA ANN GARCIA ENDOWED GRADUATE FELLOWSHIP in memory of her sister. I am including the story as well as Liesl’s notes. It will need to be beefed up. It’s really short. Box Construction folder contains Adrienne Garcia items, photos of her and her sister as kids as well as one of just her sister.
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Created on July 20, 2020 at 11:37 AM (EDT). Last updated by James Baer on Sept.  3, 2021 at  8:57 AM (EDT). Owned by Clemen, Katie.
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