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Pia Califano, far left, Claudia Galligan and Emily Hennett, all 7, visited with Elmo at Bracco’s in Freeport during an Aug. 22 fundraiser for Oceanside resident Philip Califano, who was diagnosed with an inoperable brain stem tumor.
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Philip g0t a tattoo (just a temporary one) from Alex Gross.
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The Califano family: 18-month-old Dominick, 7-year-old Philip, Grandmother Julie Cornell and Parents Lisa and Edward.
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Philip Califano
steals a kiss from performer AmbeRose Marie at the fundraiser at
Bracco’s.
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Friends, family and people from all over came out on Aug. 22 to help support Oceansider Philip Califano, 7, who was diagnosed with an inoperable brain stem tumor. His family hosted a fundraiser for him at
Bracco’s Clam and Oyster bar in Freeport, which featured entertainment, games and fun for the whole family. All of the proceeds go to Philip’s treatment.
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