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Wildlife Rescue Center Host Benefit

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Honoree Assemblyman Fred Thiele and NancyLynn Thiele.

Honoree Assemblyman Fred Thiele and NancyLynn Thiele.

Wildlife Rescue Center Executive Director Christian Strub with Director of Development Noelle Dunlop.

Wildlife Rescue Center Executive Director Christian Strub with Director of Development Noelle Dunlop.

Dawn Zelinski and Jeff Drew.

Dawn Zelinski and Jeff Drew.

Eva DeLesia, Louis DeLesia and Jeffrey Colle.

Eva DeLesia, Louis DeLesia and Jeffrey Colle.

Jane Gill and Bruce Weber with Meep, a great horned owl.

Jane Gill and Bruce Weber with Meep, a great horned owl.

Jason Malihan, Jason Gao and Nancy Liang.

Jason Malihan, Jason Gao and Nancy Liang.

Julie Flores, John Leonard, Julie Keyes and Eugenio Valle.

Julie Flores, John Leonard, Julie Keyes and Eugenio Valle.

Julie Ratner and Sam Eskenazi with Christine and Randall Blank.

Julie Ratner and Sam Eskenazi with Christine and Randall Blank.

Katleen DeMonchy, Consuelo Vanderbilt and Bonnie Pfiefer Evans.

Katleen DeMonchy, Consuelo Vanderbilt and Bonnie Pfiefer Evans.

Lauren Chattman and Jack Bishop.

Lauren Chattman and Jack Bishop.

Maria and Soren White.

Maria and Soren White.

MIchael Rivas and Tracy Broxmeyer.

MIchael Rivas and Tracy Broxmeyer.

Noelle Dunlop, Sara Shala and Luisa Diaz.

Noelle Dunlop, Sara Shala and Luisa Diaz.

Rick Friedman, Louis Meisel and Cindy Lou Wakefield.

Rick Friedman, Louis Meisel and Cindy Lou Wakefield.

Ulrika Parash, Dr. Cindy Bressler and Lisa Hartman.

Ulrika Parash, Dr. Cindy Bressler and Lisa Hartman.

authorStaff Writer on Jun 26, 2023
The Evelyn Alexander Wildlife Rescue Center hosted it’s 15th annual “Get Wild” benefit on Saturday evening at the Sagaponack Sculpture Field honoring New York State Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele, Jr.... more

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