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Lee

01/18/2020 178 × 178 LightHouse for the Blind Announces New Communications Director – Lee Kumutat
Lee Kumutat stands with her guide dog

Lee Kumutat stands by a large window with her guide dog Frankie, a black lab

Lee Kumutat stands by a large window with her guide dog Frankie, a black lab

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