Dorry Segev and Sommer Gentry's Canton rowhouse [Pictures]
Hopkins transplant surgeon Dorry Segev and Navy mathematician Sommer Gentry share passions and save lives. The couple's Canton rowhouse reflects their idiosyncratic lifestyle.
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Swing dancing
Dorry Segev, left, and Sommer Gentry, practice swing dancing in their dance studio. Their four-level Canton rowhouse is a haven for their varied interests in music, dancing, and entertaining, as well as their academic research.
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