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Marshall Brewer and John Calvi of Putney, Vermont, registered their civil union with
the help of Town Clerk Anita Coomes and Justice of the Peace Alan Blood on
Saturday, August 26, 2000. Brewer and Calvi chose this date for their civil union
since it was iust 1 1 years ago that they were married by the Putney Quaker

. Meeting with 200 guests. "It's a relief to have the great state of Vermont catch up
with the rest of our lives. Our commitment to each other has been recognized by
our families, friends, neighbors, and employers for the 14 years we have been
together. This is a great step forward,” said Brewer. Brewer is employed by World
Learning in Brattleboro, where he has worked in international edu
20 years. Calvi works with people healin
throughout North America since 1982.

cation for nearly
g from trauma and has been teaching

and long walks on the beach. She will be
. er return in May, 2001, will be anx-

iously awaited all who love her!

Suzanne invites everyone to celebrate her
departure as well as Jenny's birthday at the
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of C‘U:l,’v‘P°"lY held on September 18, 9 pm
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