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Frog Leg Board

Written by: January 20 2011
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President: Maggie Sammons Vice President: Chris Leserra Crafters: Chris Leserra Treasure: Debbie Cross Secretary: Linda Holton Kitchen Manager: Ali Martin T-Shirts: Lindsey Leserra Site Management: Tony Lazzaro Volunteers: Karen Disney Advertising: Pam Lewis Entertainment: Debbie Allison

Special Thanks:

City of Fellsmere 

Sebastian River Area Chamber of Commerce 

Indian River Chamber of Commerce

Palm Bay Chamber of Commerce

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