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The Next MMBC Membership Meeting is Monday, March 1, 2010
The MMBC would like to thank everyone who participated in the January calendar raffle.
And the Winners are:
| 1st |
Pat Kisselburg |
17th |
John Fitzgerald sold at Shaws |
| 2nd |
Marty Jones sold by Kathy Heywood |
18th |
Cortney Spencer sold at Shaws |
| 3rd |
Carol Gagnon |
19th |
Julio Chicas |
| 4th |
Maria Walch sold by Bill Walch |
20th |
Tim Mayville |
| 5th |
Sam Demeritt |
21st |
Albert Fournier sold by Michelle Gagnon |
| 6th |
Bonoie Bouchard sold by Marlene Lein |
22nd |
Pat Kisselburg |
| 7th |
Duane Lavivier sold by Carol Gagnon |
23rd |
Roger & Kathy Olivier sold by Veronica Hannemann |
| 8th |
Mark Hannemann sold by Veronica Hannemann |
24th |
Roger Montminy sold by Carol Gagnon |
| 9th |
Jayvan Sciver sold at Shaws |
25th |
Libby MacDonald sold by Bill Walch |
| 10th |
David Roberge sold at Shaws |
26th |
Rafaella Almonte Sold By Bill Walch |
| 11th |
Jim Longden |
27th |
Carol Gagnon |
| 12th |
Hugh Muir sold at Shaws |
28th |
Shannin Nickerson Sold By Katie Kemp |
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13th
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Max Kemp |
29th |
Karen Heaton |
| 14th |
Matty Costa sold by Michelle Gagnon |
30th |
Karen Heaton |
| 15th |
Joe Hannemann sold by Veronica Hannemann |
31st |
Rafaella Almonte Sold By Bill Walch |
| 16th |
Roger Montminy sold by Carol Gagnon |
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Monarchs Jeff Eisenberg leaving the team |
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Original Article on the UnionLeader's Website
By KEVIN GRAY
Staff Sports Writer
Union Leader.com
Manchester Monarchs president Jeff Eisenberg, who began laying the foundation for the city's professional hockey team before an arena was built, is leaving the front office to run a local advertising agency.
Eisenberg has purchased Vital & Ryze Advertising of Manchester and soon will end a nine-year run with the Monarchs, an American Hockey League franchise that fueled the renaissance of downtown Manchester.
The 53-year-old Eisenberg, the Monarchs' first employee, will lead the search for his replacement and stay in the hockey business until the transition is complete.
Manchester averaged more than 8,000 fans per game during its first eight seasons and twice the Monarchs have led the American Hockey League in attendance.
Eisenberg formed the Monarchs Care Foundation, which has donated to the community more than $1.5 million in various contributions since 2001. The Bedford resident serves as a board chair at Catholic Medical Center and as a board member of the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce.
Vital & Ryze, a marketing communications firm with headquarters on Dow St., has been renamed Eisenberg, Vital & Ryze. Eisenberg takes over as company president and will oversee all aspects of business operations.
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MMBC Walks Against Hunger - 2009 |
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Written by Veronica Hannemann
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On Sunday, May 17 2009, MMBC helped raise funds for New Horizons for NH by walking in the 19th Annual New Horizons Walk Against Hunger, a four mile route through downtown Manchester.
Our team of walkers included (as pictured above) Karen Heaton, Bill Walch, Todd Hannemann, Noelle Clark, Veronica Hannemann, Cody Hannemann, Stacey Rust-Belforti & Mandi Koodin. Team members not pictured were: Susan Englert & Steve Englert.
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Written by Bill Walsh
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For the fourth year in a row, the Manchester Monarchs Booster Club and the Lowell Devils Booster Club joined forces to raise funds for the Nashua Children’s Home, in the form of a trivia challenge. The total take from this event was $1000, $5 short of last year’s event. The grand total raised in the four years this event has been held is just under $2,985, all going to the Nashua Children’s Home.
The Nashua Children’s Home, a residential program that offers a comprehensive care and service program for New Hampshire children and families (www.nashuachildrenshome.org).
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