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“I truly enjoyed the [‘Still, We Rise!'] event and all that it stands for. It was so powerful and encouraging. I look forward to following your progress and the know that the legacy and future is bright.”
–Judge Piper D. Griffin
Left to right: Jeanne Geoffray, Ellen Lee, Judge Piper Griffin, and Sheriff Marlin Gusman, 2019.
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