An event benefiting Seattle’s Rosehedge organization was held at Simplicity Décor in Kirkland, hosted by owner Suraphong “A” Liengboonlertchai on Friday, Oct. 16. Founded in 1988 as one of the nation’s first organizations dedicated to supporting and caring for individuals living with HIV/AIDS, Rosehedge provides housing and 24-hour care to men and women no longer able to care for themselves. The event was attended by a large group of individuals from the Eastside and Seattle, this year event raised $1,332 to support Rosehedge’s invaluable work. For more information on Simplicity Décor visit www.simplicitydecor.com or call 425-803-0386. - Contributed photo
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An event benefiting Seattle’s Rosehedge organization was held at Simplicity Décor in Kirkland, hosted by owner Suraphong “A” Liengboonlertchai on Friday, Oct. 16. Founded in 1988 as one of the nation’s first organizations dedicated to supporting and caring for individuals living with HIV/AIDS, Rosehedge provides housing and 24-hour care to men and women no longer able to care for themselves. The event was attended by a large group of individuals from the Eastside and Seattle, this year event raised $1,332 to support Rosehedge’s invaluable work. For more information on Simplicity Décor visit www.simplicitydecor.com or call 425-803-0386.

Benefit for Seattle’s Rosehedge at Simplicity Décor in Kirkland


December 9, 2009 · 5:19 PM

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An event benefiting Seattle’s Rosehedge organization was held at Simplicity Décor in Kirkland, hosted by owner Suraphong “A” Liengboonlertchai on Friday, Oct. 16. Founded in 1988 as one of the nation’s first organizations dedicated to supporting and caring for individuals living with HIV/AIDS, Rosehedge provides housing and 24-hour care to men and women no longer able to care for themselves. The event was attended by a large group of individuals from the Eastside and Seattle, this year event raised $1,332 to support Rosehedge’s invaluable work. For more information visit Simplicity Décor or call 425-803-0386.

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