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Jaburg Wilk attorney to serve on Audrey’s Angels board
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Audrey’s Angels is a great organization. The difference that music can make in the life quality of elderly people is amazing. I’m proud of the number of homes that Audrey’s Angels is currently assisting and look forward to helping them to deliver even more programming.”
Alden A. Thomas
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Jaburg Wilk attorney Alden A. Thomas was recently named to the Audrey’s Angels Board of Directors.
Ms. Thomas, an employment law and insurance coverage attorney at Jaburg Wilk, received her law degree from the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University and her undergraduate degree from the University of Texas at Austin, according to a press release.
Before starting private practice, she clerked for Judge Patricia Orozco of the Arizona Court of Appeals, the release said.
“Audrey’s Angels is a great organization. The difference that music can make in the life quality of elderly people is amazing. I’m proud of the number of homes that Audrey’s Angels is currently assisting and look forward to helping them to deliver even more programming,” said Ms. Thomas in a prepared satement.
Founded in 2001, Audrey’s Angels offers music and art by providing live music and craft programs to enrich the lives of the elderly who are living in small residential care homes in Maricopa County.
The organization has grown to support more than 100 homes and adult day care centers with assistance from 75 music and craft angels, noted the release.
