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Dan Snyder’s Parents Finally Returning Home
by Alanah McGinley on 04/18/07 at 04:53 PM ET
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From NHL.com,
Finally, the tour has come to an end, and the only road that lays ahead is the 401 QEW, the long stretch of Ontario highway, that leads back home. But before they can turn over the keys and head for customs, they have one more stop to make.
After the long seven-month NHL tour in which Graham and LuAnn visited each NHL city to spread the word of their beloved Dan Snyder Memorial Foundation, they will end the tour where it began – in Chicago – where they will visit old friends, the American Hockey League’s Chicago Wolves, to present Brian Sipotz with the Dan Snyder Man of the Year Award for volunteering his time and efforts toward many charitable causes throughout the year. That ceremony takes place April 14.
more… (*also, see here for past KK coverage of the Snyder family’s tour.)
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