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Source: Bogalusa Daily News

by Joannie Miller Washington Parish Republican Women President Suzi Bourne, Region 7 Director Joannie Miller, and Immediate Past President Janene Dunaway attended the Louisiana Federation of Republican Women (LFRW) Executive Board Meeting and Biennial Conference. A fabulous time was had by all as we gathered with like-minded women from across our great state to celebrate friendship, leadership, and our shared commitment to Republican values! The conference opened with Executive Board Meetings, followed by a Welcome Luncheon featuring Jennifer Van Vrancken, Jefferson Parish Councilwoman-at-Large. The fun continued with a decades-themed reception and party celebrating the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s. The evening was complete with great music, creative costumes, plenty of dancing, and a room full of ladies who weren’t ready for the festivities to end! We danced until the hotel staff finally had to call it a night!

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