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Community Rallies to Support Carly Pasquale

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Rumble Boxing Livingston will host a fundraising class for Carly Pasquale, who is undergoing surgery for a brain tumor. The Multiple Trainer Fundraising Class is scheduled for October 18 at 12:00 p. m. and is free to attend, with donations encouraged to support Carly and her family. For those unable to attend in person, a dedicated online donation link is available.

Carly is the wife of Sean Golden, a local police officer and volunteer firefighter, highlighting the community’s commitment to supporting its members. The event emphasizes the deep appreciation the community has for the service of both Carly and Sean. Every dollar raised will go directly to the Pasquale family as they navigate this challenging time. The outpouring of support reflects the strength of community bonds in Parsippany.

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