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The GazetteOctober 30, 2014 | updated 12 years ago
WRA InterCept in Action Graduates Cecelia Maynes, left, and Audriana Alvarado told their success stories. Cecelia wants to go into criminal justice, Audriana is a student at Colorado College. 101014 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro)
WRA InterCept in Action graduates Cecelia Maynes, left, and Audriana Alvarado.
WRA InterCept in Action Graduates Cecelia Maynes, left, and Audriana Alvarado told their success stories. Cecelia wants to go into criminal justice, Audriana is a student at Colorado College. 101014 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro)Lisa Hady and Joy Mitchell at the WRA Hopes & Dreams Breakfast. 101014 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro)Veda Salon & Spa co-owner Carrie Perkins, center, with models from the Greenies Awards and Recycled Fashion Show. Apparel was created from doilies, Lexus banners, construction paper and the blue headpiece was from burn-area wood. 101014 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro)Frank and Rebecca Claros at the WRA breakfast. 101014 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro)WRA board member Todd Garcia and wife Denise, of DTG Enterprises, at the Hopes and Dreams Breakfast. 101014 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro)Lindy Conter, left, WRA Executive Director Melissa Marts and board member Laura Cavanaugh at the Hopes & Dreams Breakfast. 101014 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro)Regina Lewis, now a college professor with a PhD, shared her story about the time she was a single mom who needed help from Women’s Resource Agency. 101014 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro)Mary Heifner, and Tina Goheen, leaders of The Gazette’s Knits and Knots break-room group, donated two afghans to be sold at the WRA Hopes & Dreams Breakfast. 101014 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro)
