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MOCAD Soiree in Grosse Pointe Farms

On March 5, Jeffrey and Jessie Doan hosted an evening soiree in Grosse Pointe Farms to welcome new MOCAD director, Luis Croquer. The setting was styled by Mezzanine, Detroit. Photographs by Christine M.J. Hathaway

March 09, 2009

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Anne Reinhardt, Hazel Blake	Ara Howrani, Christianne Simms	Carol Ann and Frank Arvan	Danielle Aubert, Jennifer Olmsted, Toby Barlow	David Cracchiolo
Denise Marks, Holly Hunt	Doug Parker, Carolyn Rands	Emily Ballenger, Annemarie Scanio	Fay and Paul Savage	Jaime Hayes, James Blanchard Jr., Joan and Doug Skrzyniarz
Jason MacQueen, Linda and Rick Leonard	Jeff Giha, Darlene Carroll, Gregory Tom	Jeffrey and Jessie Doan, Peter Van Dyke, Luis Croquer	Jeffrey Doan, Luis Croquer	Jennifer Knapp, Nick Haddad
Jennifer Willemsen, Christina Morgan	Jessie Doan, Joe Posch	John Gerlack, Carlie Dennis, Johnny Saco	Karen Michaels, Jessi Halliday, Elvir Mesalic, Alison Orlans	Laura Bouwman, April Boyle

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