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Book Launch Raises Funds For Keefe Foundation

Book collaborators Michael Keefe, photographer Tom Keefe and Andria Hayday

September 29 , 2006, LAKE GENEVA, WI --More than 80 people enjoyed a glorious afternoon of conversation and seasonal fare at Michael Keefe´s new waterfront home on Lake Geneva on Saturday, September 2, as he launched his first book, Lake Geneva: Life at the Water´s Edge. Published by Wildwood Books, this timely collection of vintage and contemporary photographs, local lore and historical insight is a delightful tribute to the area, its residents and visitors. Many guests, including all of the book´s collaborators and those featured with profiles, were at the event.

“I´m very pleased that the book turned out so well and appreciate the support from all involved with this project,’ stated Mike Keefe. “So many neighbors and friends offered their time and expertise for interviews, photos, and fact checking. It was truly a collaborative effort.’

A strong proponent of environmental conservation and charitable philanthropy, Keefe is donating the profits from this book to local non-profits via his family´s charitable foundation, The Keefe Foundation.

Lake Geneva: Life at the Water´s Edge is sold directly through the offices of Keefe Real Estate, on the Web at www.lakegenevabook.com and amazon.com, and through local retailers and bookstores. To reserve a copy, contact any Keefe office at 800-690-2292 or visit the book´s website.

Lake Geneva: Life at the Water´s Edge ($39.95; ISBN: 0977363201) is distributed by Independent Publishers Group, www.ipgbook.com.

Grand Homes and Local Legends Showcased in
"Lake Geneva: Life at the Water's Edge"

February 15, 2006, LAKE GENEVA, WI --With stunning panoramic photography and splashes of local history and lore, Michael K. Keefe’s new book, Lake Geneva: Life at the Water’s Edge (Wildwood Books, June 2006) captures Wisconsin’s timeless vacation community at its best. Destined to be a cherished keepsake for residents and visitors, this coffee-table book highlights both lake and shore, capturing the beauty of regional architecture and sharing insights from local residents.
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