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Posted: April 22, 2013
John. J. Lease Realtors annual awards breakfast
John J. Lease Realtors held its annual awards breakfast on March 24th, 2013. President John Lease III reported the residential unit sales increased 41%, listings 15%, and total sales volume 35%. The commercial division also recorded a substantial sales volume increase of 41%.
The following were recognized for outstanding production in 2012: JoAnn Brophy, Bente Brown, Palma Calaluca-Webb, Roseann Cozzupoli, Kathryn DeCrosta-Diorio, Debbie DelNegro, Chris DiPaolo, Carole Doughty, Jay Feinberg, Art Fowler, Kiki Hayden, Rick Heffernan, Bob Holmes, Theresa Holmes, Aylin Ippolito, Pam Kelly, Connie Krinsky, Pete Lazier, Jeff Lease, Richard Lease, Pat Miller, Doris Ortiz, Pat Sassi, and Keith Sumner.
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