Deseret International Foundation celebrates 20 years of healing

Published: Friday, Oct. 9, 2009 12:03 a.m. MDT
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To celebrate 20 years of healing and offering hope to lame, blind and disfigured children of the world, Deseret International Foundation hosted an evening of beautiful music.

Jenny Oaks Baker played the violin and Jana Garrett and Daniel Beck sang as part of the anniversary evening on Thursday, Oct. 8, for the charitable foundation, started in 1989 by Jack Wheatley, George I. Cannon and Phillip Sonntag.

Garrett sang a number written for the foundation recipients, "For the Children of the World," as pictures of children helped by surgical procedures shown on the screen.

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Jenny Oaks Baker performs at "A Night of Music with Deseret International."

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