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Home » Baltimore County Corvette Club Draws Tri-State Support for Bea Gaddy’s Annual Thanksgiving Dinner
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Baltimore County Corvette Club Draws Tri-State Support for Bea Gaddy’s Annual Thanksgiving Dinner

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Cynthia Brooks (Bea Gaddy Center), Councilman Pete Smith, and Baltimore County Corvette Club's Jeff Scruggs.

(ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, MD – November 3, 2024) – Cynthia Brooks was all smiles as Corvette Clubs of the DMV joined the Baltimore County Corvette Club in support of Bea Gaddy’s Annual Thanksgiving Dinner. Brooks is Bea’s daughter and has kept her mother’s tradition alive and well.

Anne Arundel County Councilman Pete Smith and Jeff Scruggs welcomed the Corvette clubs as they gathered in the parking lot outside of Maryland LIVE to present the Bea Gaddy Center with a check for $2,000 to help support the annual dinner that serves thousands of Baltimore residents of all races dinner on Thanksgiving.

The dinner will resume at Patterson Park. Last year, it was temporarily shifted to Cherry Hill. Thank God it has returned to its rightful place.

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