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Winning Futures at Opening Day

Winning Futures, a nonprofit goal setting, mentoring, and scholarship program for teens in metro Detroit, held an Opening Day Party on April 8 at the Gem Theatre in downtown Detroit. More than 400 people attended the event, which included a live and silent auction, a raffle, and a lunch buffet. Photos by Nick Martines

April 8, 2011

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Brook Ziomek, Amanda Bosherz	Cathy and Frank Tanana	Dave Marvin, Steve Davis, Tony Frabotta	Ed Walker, Mark Davis	Joe Ventimiglia, Kristin Falconer, Frank Torre
John Craft, Lauren Perry	Lane Coleman, Glenn Murray, Frank Torre, Leigh Coleman	Mark Davis, Dario Bergamo	Opening Day Festivities	Pat O'Keefe, Kris Marshall
Ray Scott, Nia Scott	Sandie and Joe Knollenberg	Sara Schrems, Allison Vanhala	Scott Rice, Bob Rossbach	Theresa Kerr, Lisa Lander

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