Chapel Hill Magazine Jan/Feb 2018

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LIGHT THE NIGHT The friends and family of Chapel Hill native Shannon Voelkel gathered with her at The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s Light the Night Walk in October. Shannon, a 9-month lymphoma survivor, is now an advocate with Duke for teens and young adults facing cancer and raised more than $5,000 for the organization. CHM

FRONT ROW Mary Voelkel, Valerie Kunkle, Molly Sedmek, Courtney Habberstad, Helen McFadden and Millie Thomas.

SECOND ROW Julianne Lynch-Daniels, Rachael Stallings, Morgan Voelkel, Megan Hyle and Brent Voelkel.

THIRD ROW Kevin Stallings, Sean Voelkel and Tommy Voelkel.

TOP Shannon Voelkel.

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Grant Llewellyn, conductor North Carolina Master Chorale Two majestic choral works: Ravel’s famous suite from the ballet Daphnis et Chloé is a passionate mythological love story evoked through luxurious harmonies. Chichester Psalms, a hopeful and life-affirming setting of Biblical Psalms, celebrates the centennial of Leonard Bernstein.

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