Written by Carrie Schmelkin, Reporter
From the time he became a husband, father and grandparent, Jayaraman Krishna began instilling in his family the importance of making a difference.
“My father always thought that every citizen was able to make a difference in a town and he always said it doesn’t matter how well you do in life, whether you have money, this or that, the most important thing for you to be is a good citizen,” J. Krishna, his son, told the Advertiser Thursday. “…He time and again ingrained that thought in all of us and we tried our best to do that.”
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The Lake Club will host its first ever Play for P.I.N.K. tennis tournament to raise awareness and funds for The Breast Cancer Research Foundation in New York City.
The tournament will be held Thursday beginning at 9 a.m.
The Play for P.I.N.K. organization was established in the early 1990s by several women whose main focus was to do something significant for a friend undergoing treatments for breast cancer, as well as help all women afflicted with the disease.
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