(seated) Mary Nation, co-chair Linda MacDonald, MD, co-chair Suzy Bromwell, and Marie Gookin; (standing) Lynne Ellison, Nancy Offutt, Susan Kamer, Leah Scott, Donna Lindsay, Barbe Bonjour and Pat Lavins.
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