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Gonsalves

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Gon·sal·ves  (gn-sôlvz), Paul 1920-1974.
American jazz tenor saxophonist known for his affinity for ballads and his fast, driving solos. After playing briefly with Count Basie and Dizzy Gillespie, he joined the Duke Ellington Orchestra in 1950.
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Also honored were people recognized as Volunteers of the Month: Blanca Gonzalez for August, Diane Shorter for September, Patricia Franco for November, Diane Gonsalves for December, Deborah Davis-Frey for January, Richard Gonsalves for February, Joyce Cooper for March, Terecia Crouch-Murphy for April and Navonica Easterling for May.
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