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The Las Vegas Review Journal Recognizes Dr. Wilkes
Dr. Wilkes was acknowledged in the Las Vegas Review Journal on January 31, 2012 for all of the amazing philanthropy work he does within our community.
To read the article about Dr. Wilkes in its entirety click on the this link: Dr. Wilkes
Thank you Dr. Wilkes for the selfless giving of your time and love!!
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