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Looking for My Sister

Looking for My Sister (a faith-based domestic violence agency serving Detroit and Wayne County) held its annual gala on Oct. 3 at Detroit Riverside Hotel. The event included a dinner, silent auction, music, dancing, and featured speaker Mrs. Michigan International Kiesha Guy. Photographs by Carrie Hall

Oct. 3, 2008

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Antonio Moore	Bevery Bass, Evelyn Coleman and Tremain Bryant	Bonnie Odom and Wilhemenia Summers	Cynthia Thomas and Monica Gayle	Gina Lynem-Hayden
Gina Lynem-Hayden and Laurie Moore	Julie Funke and Monica Gayle	Karen Graham	Keisha Guy	Keith and Kiesha Guy
Keith and Kiesha Guy, Gina Lynem-Hayden and Issac Walker	Kiesha Guy	Kristin, Korin, Kathryn, Robert and Kerry Sharp	Lisa Watkins and April Watson	Lisa Watkins, Rahshell Stephens, and April Watson
Lorraine and Stephanie Fries	Marilyn Oliver	Monica Gayle and Korin Sharp	Rahshell Stephens and Korin Sharp	Rebecca Morrison, Michael Constanti and Kerry Sharp

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