FYI - Join Senator Chris Coons in Philadelphia May 30th

Please join
Betsy & Richard Sheerr, Polly Cohen, Nancy & Gary Gordon,
Deborah Gordon Klehr, Kimby & Wayne Kimmel,
Lonnie & Murray Levin, and Jill & Howard Zipin
(host committee in formation)

For a cocktail reception with

Senator

Chris Coons

Thursday, May 30th

5:30 to 7:00 pm

at the home of

Betsy & Richard Sheerr

Philadelphia, PA

(address provided upon RSVP)

Suggested Contributions

Host - $2,600 Sponsor - $1,000 Friend - $500

Make checks payable to

"Chris Coons for Delaware"

or click on the registration button and specify
"Coons PA 5/2013" in the box.

About Senator Coons:

Chair, Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Bankruptcy & the Courts

Chair, Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee on African Affairs

Chair, Business Outreach, Democratic Steering & Outreach Committee

In two years as a United States Senator after winning a special election to succeed Senator Biden, Chris Coons has earned a reputation as a principled and pragmatic lawmaker, focused on some of the most important issues confronting Delaware and the nation. He has emerged as a strong voice for job creation and the innovation economy, responsible deficit reduction, progressive social justice and a forward-looking foreign policy. He is excellent on women's reproductive rights, the US-Israel relationship, gun violence prevention, and much more.

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For more information or to RSVP, please contact the JAC office
at 847.433.5999 or info@jacpac.org.

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