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Fairfield Residents Participating in Good News Gospel Choir Fundraising Concert
Gospel Concert to Support Pancreatic Cancer Research Nov. 16 in Fairfield.

Nov. 16 Gospel Concert to Support Pancreatic Cancer Research
Chris Coogan and the Good News Gospel Choir will perform a benefit concert for the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network of Bethel at 3 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 16, at Saint Anthony of Padua Church, 149 South Pine Creek Road, Fairfield.
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Admission of $20 per adult, $15 seniors or students and $30 for families of three or more will help raise funds to advance research, support patients and create hope for anyone facing pancreatic cancer. For information, call 475-529-0218.
The concert will include solo performances by Barbara Zichichi of Stamford, Paula Darlington of Redding, Kathy Alexander of Fairfield and Choir Director Jason Terry of New York.
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During this event, the Good News Gospel Choir will perform with the Talmadge Hill Choir (Darien) and BASIC: Brothers and Sisters in Christ (Norwalk.)
The Good News Gospel Choir is a 40-voice, multi-dimensional singing group with members representing all of Fairfield County. The choir, under the leadership of musician Chris Coogan (Weston), performs at venues throughout the state of Connecticut.
Gospel Choir members include:
Bridgeport: Catherine Rose
Danbury: Francine Shoffner
Fairfield: Kathy Alexander, Laura Becker, Lori Murchison-Chervin and Nicole Fuller
Greenwich: Jessenia Vitale
New Canaan: Kendall Webb
Norwalk: Christine Mallardi, Karen Manz, Sara Sikes and Adelaide Warning
Redding: Alexander and Nick Darlington and Barbara Templeton
Ridgefield: Dolly Patterson
Shelton: Maxine Meyerhardt
Westport: Marcy Juran and Mark Demmerle
Wilton: Gussie Whitby, Helga Morrell and Serge Karpow
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