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Posted: March 25, 2016
IREM Boston Wine Dinner and Networking Event
Shown (from left) are: IREM Chapter president Candace Morse, Barry Zimmerman and Brian Shimkus
Shown (from left) are: Trisha Lewis, Peter Lewis, Rich Pierce, Nancy Reno and Enid Berrios
Shown are friends of IREM
Shown (from left) are: Maria Benway, Michael Hertz and Steve Gilmore
Shown are friends of IREM
Quincy, MA IREM Boston Chapter No. 4’s 1st Wine Dinner and Networking Event was held at The Tavern at Granite Links Golf Club, Quincy, over 75 people in attendance the events was a great success! With amazing wine and amazing food. Compliments to the executive chef at The Tavern at Granite Links Golf Club, Dave Todesco and great presenters from wine presenter Sean MacNamara a CSW, Gallo Wine and Richard Kolak, Commonwealth.
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