RSF Republican Women relax with friends

Oct. 1, 2010

5 AM

(From l-r) Brett Dieterich, Jody Bray, RSF Republican Women President Susan Woolley, Gerda Snell, and Kathy McHenry having a good time during the Willis Allen Memorial Cup Polo Finals on Sun., Sept. 19.

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