Larry Riefberg says the decision he made to shave his entire head of hair was a small price to pay for a good cause: raising money for a new residential hospice building in Danbury.
April 11, 2014 at 04:12 PM
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Larry Riefberg says the decision he made to shave his entire head of hair was a small price to pay for a good cause: raising money for a new residential hospice building in Danbury.
Riefberg, who was turning 56, decided he wanted to get creative and raise at least $56,000 for Regional Hospice and Home Care of Western Connecticut in Danbury.
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