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Going Out in Style: Craft exposition benefits NorthShore University HealthSystem

Photos submitted Attendees (left to right) Nancy Semerdjian, of Wilmette, ACE 2019 co-chair and 2019-2020 auxiliary president; Dr. Frederick Miller, of Glencoe, chairman department of psychiatry; Dr. Mark Drexler, of Northbrook, Family Medicine; Buggie O’Grady, of Northbrook, ACE 2019 co-chair; and Ashley Blankstein-Delaney, of Glenview, 2018-2019 auxiliary president; enjoy the night at the American Craft Exposition in September at Chicago Botanic Garden in Wilmette.
Dr. Michael Musacchio (left), neurosurgery, and Dr. Najah Musacchio, both of Wilmette.
Attendees (left to right) Anne Talamonti, of Glencoe, ACE 2019 Preview Party co-chair; Nancy Semerdjian, of Wilmette, ACE 2019 co-Chair and 2019-2020 auxiliary president; Carol Franczek, of Glencoe, senior vice president of marketing; and her husband husband, Dr. Mark Talamonti, chairman, surgery.

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5:00 am CST November 29, 2019
The Auxiliary of NorthShore University HealthSystem celebrated the 35th anniversary of its signature fundraiser — the American Craft Exposition — by raising more than $570,000 during this year’s event in September at Chicago Botanic Garden in Glencoe.

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