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Thanks a Tonna!
2007-06-20
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This article shared 2932 times since Wed Jun 20, 2007
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'Moonstones & Martinis,' a benefit for former Lesbian Cancer Community Project Interim Executive Director Lisa Tonna, took place June 9 at Sidetrack, 3349 N. Halsted. ( Tonna left her LCCP post after being diagnosed with lung cancer. At the time, she was also starting to run a private therapy practice. ) Among the performers were Jessica Halem and Vanessa Davis. Tonna is pictured right, with her partner Avis. Photos by Tracy Baim |
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