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Intermountain Division receives generous bequest from Clarence A. Haak Trust

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The Intermountain Division of The Salvation Army is grateful to receive a generous bequest from the Clarence A. Haak Trust to help further our mission of Doing the Most Good. This gift was made in memory of Jeanette and Clarence Haak, longtime residents of Denver, Colorado, and active members of their community.


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