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Posted: December 14, 2021
IREM NYC & friends attend NY Jets vs. Miami Dolphins
Tina Thiakodemitirs, ARM and colleagues.
New York, NY Work hard, play hard. IREM NYC and friends attended the NY Jets vs. Miami Dolphins on Sunday, November 21st.The outcome was not what IREM NYC had hoped, but it was a great day!
Frank Socci, CPM, his wife Lisa, son Stephen and fiancé were the chefs for IREM NYC’s tailgate, serving fried calamari, clams casino, scallops wrapped in bacon and linguini with crab and shrimp. No ordinary tailgate!
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