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Posted: May 9, 2013
Sdoia of IREM and vice president of National Development injured at Boston Marathon
Roseann Sdoia, a member of the Institute of Real Estate Management - Boston Chapter No. 4 and vice president of property management at National Development, was seriously injured at the Boston Marathon on April 15th. She has undergone several operations and lost a leg.
A special fund has been specifically set up for Sdoia. To support her recovery visit www.gofundme.com/roseann or if you prefer to send a check, please make checks payable to:
Roseann Sdoia Recovery Fund
c/o Enterprise Bank
1168 Lakeview Ave.
Dracut MA 01826
You can also contact IREM-Boston at iremboston@iremboston.com
or call 617-436-7565.
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