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Photos: Breakfast Rotary Christmas Angels at Linda Brown Realty

Posted at 10:53 am December 24, 2014
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Oak Ridge Breakfast Rotary Christmas Angels at Linda Brown Realty

Members of the Oak Ridge Breakfast Rotary Club’s Christmas Angels and friends and family met at Linda Brown Realty on Saturday to load vans and SUVs with Christmas gifts for families in need. (Photos by D. Ray Smith)

 

Members of the Oak Ridge Breakfast Rotary Club’s Christmas Angels and friends and family met at Linda Brown Realty on Saturday morning to load vans and SUVs with Christmas gifts for families in need.

“Thanks to all who participated and thanks especially to Linda Brown and Nancy Donsbach for organizing the effort,” photographer D. Ray Smith said. “Linda has graciously made her office into ‘Christmas Angel Central’ again as she has for the past several years. I well remember when my grandkids were young and they came with me to distribute gifts to three families. My grandsons still recall that experience with fondness at each Christmas gathering of the Smith family!”

Here are are four more photos by Smith:

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Filed Under: Business, Clubs, Community, Nonprofits, Oak Ridge, Top Stories Tagged With: Angel Tree, Christmas Angels, Christmas gifts, D. Ray Smith, Linda Brown, Linda Brown Realty, Nancy Donsbach, Oak Ridge Breakfast Rotary

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