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1 MARCh 2012 The American Cancer Society is the nationwide community-based voluntary health organization dedicated to eliminating cancer as a major health problem by preventing cancer, saving lives and diminishing suffering from cancer, through research, education, advocacy, and service. I Co-Chairs Letter ACS CAN Volunteers II Fund Raisers III Your Committee IV Fund Raisers Norlanco T-Shirts V Fund Raisers Exposures Birthdays VI Survivor Social Prayer Corner Tent Site Picking VII JBT Sponsors Isaac s Form VIII Dr. Gordy Klatt Luminaria Save the Date Raffle Tickets IX Talking W/Children X T-Shirt Order Form XI Site Map XII More Birthdays acscanvolunteershelp SavePro-Consumerrule When ACS CAN learned that the insurance industry was opposing regulations that would make it easier for consumers to understand health insurance plans, we launched into action. More specifically, you took action. Not long after ACS CAN volunteers flooded the White House with messages, the White House announced new rules requiring health insurance companies to provide simple, straightforward benefits information so consumers could more easily compare their insurance options and prices. Thank you for your quick response and congratulations on an important victory. Big Tobacco is at it again. It wasn't long ago that ACS CAN volunteers helped score a major health victory when Congress passed a law granting the FDA the authority to regulate all tobacco products, including cigarettes and cigars. Now, Big Tobacco is pushing Congress to exempt many types of cigars from the regulations. And, perhaps most worrisome, is that they're succeeding. More than 150 Members of Congress have cosponsored a bill that could allow tobacco companies to continue selling flavored cigars, which make them more attractive to children. The bill would also ban the FDA from requiring health-related warning labels on certain cigars. Please take two minutes and send a message to your Members of Congress asking them to oppose any law that would carve out a loophole for Big Tobacco and cigars. Co-ChaIrletter I am very proud to announce that Sharon Susa is going to be my new Co-Chair. She is a great addition but not a new face to our event. She has been giving us wonderful mission moments at the Rally s and has served on other committees throughout the years both for our event and East Center Region. We have turned out clocks forward and daffodils will be peaking their pretty little heads letting us know there is a new season of hope for our cancer survivors. By the time you receive this newsletter it will be less than 90 days until our Relay event. If you were not at the March Rally it was another full agenda. We had Diane Noll, RN Clinical Trials Coordinator at the Ephrata Cancer Center She spoke about their partnership with Jefferson Center Network and how they can help in your fight against cancer. If you would like to find.out more please call Ephrata Cancer Center, Cancer Program at We are still in need of sponsorship dollars. If you know of any company that would like to help sponsor our Relay contact Sharon Groff at sgroff@frontiernet.net, Sharon Susa susahrn@aol.com or Courtney Shaffer courtneyshaffer@cancer.org. Crusaders For A Cure won the Ad Challenge and got $ 40,000 Spirit Bucks. The T-shirt Challenge continues until March 31 th. They are great to wear at all your team s fund raisers and give as gifts. Our challenge for April is On Line fund raising and that ends on April 30 th. The team that raises the most money from March 6 th -April 30 th will win $ 40,000 in Spirit Bucks. Shanelle Lee can answer any questions you may have. She can be contacted at shanellebakes@gmail.com. There is a new and very improved feature this year at the Relay. All announcements and music can be heard over a portable radio. You can sit at your tent site and know exactly what is happening Also, we are working on improving the over all sound system. This is an area that the team captains have asked us to address and hopefully this will be a good improvement to our Relay. They will be more details in a later newsletter. Reach For The Gold, Find a Cure For Cancer Sandi Davidson, Chair There is no finish line until a cure is found. March2012 ACS: Official Sponsor of Birthdays I

2 LuAnn s Legacy is having a GIRLS NIGHT OUT HIGH SCHOOL STYLE on Friday, March 30 th from 6-10pm at Landis Homes, 1001 East Oregon Road, Lititz Use the East entrance and follow signs. Prom gowns and dresses for sale under $ 25. Food, music, make up consultants, hair stylists, jewelry vendors and a florist. Everything you need to prepare for your special evening. Door prizes including gift cards for local eateries, jewelry and more. Tickets are $ 5.00 until March 29 th. They will be $ 7.00 at the door. Each ticket is good for a $ 5.00 discount on the purchase of a dress. Call or alamphere1@aol.com for tickets, information, directions, or to donate gowns LuAnn s Legacy will having their 3 rd ANNUAL SPRING BAZAAR on Saturday, March 31 st from 8am-2pm at the Neffsville Fire Company. Local crafters and vendors; food; baked goods; raffle prizes and much more, Call Andrea at for details or to get information to be a vendor. Henry Schein Optimists Team is selling TASTEFULLY SIMPLE. Info will be at the April Rally about ordering online or by catalog. Orders due by April 7 th. Contact Lorraine Korber at lorraine.korber@henryschein.com or Redners88 Steps Toward Hope is ROLLER SKATING at Skateway in Shillington on April 13 th from 5-7pm. Our guests can skate all evening for onelow price of $ 5 in advance or $ 6 at the door. Tickets sales start mid-march. Door prizes. Call Jill at for info and/or tickets. Misfits on a Mission is having a BUS TRIP TO WASHINGTON DC TO SEE THE CHERRY BLOSSOMS on Saturday, April 14 th. Depart from Elite Coach in Lincoln at 7am, returning at 7pm. Everyone will be dropped-off at the National Mall. Cost is $ 40/person. Contact Sharon Groff at or sgroff@frontiernet.net with questions or to order tickets. Having a Fund Raiser? Having a Fund Raiser? debbock@ptd.net Deadline for newsletter submission is the 15 th of the prior month. In Memory of Angels in Heaven is having a K-VILLE 2 NIGHT EVENT at the K-ville Hotel, April 20 th and 21 st. More details to come or call Sandi at All For One and One For All is having a SPAGHETTI DINNER on Saturday, April 28 th from 4pm until it s sold out at the St. Paul s Evangelical Congregational Church, 46 E. Church St., Reamstown. Menu consists of spaghetti, salad, bread, dessert and drink. Bonnie s Bee-lievers is hosting a VERA BRADLEY & COACH BINGO on Sunday, April 29 th. Doors open at 11:30am. Bingo starts at 1pm. Ephrata Amvets, 614 S. State St., Ephrata. $ 20 in advance, $ 25 at the door. Seating limited to 170. Everyone entering must have a ticket. No spectators allowed. No outside food or drink. For tickets, contact Paula Spohn at or pjspohn218@aol.com. Envision No Cancer is hosting a ROAST WILD BOAR DINNER at the Union Barrel Works, 6 N. Reamstown Road., Reamstown. on Sunday, April 29 th. Seating is from 4-8pm. $ 20/person. Dinner includes soup or salad, roast wil board, potato, vegetables, and dessert. Also included is your choice of any two pints of Union Barrel beer or one glass of Kog Hill wine. A vegetarian dinner will be available as an alternative option. Raffle tickets will also be available. For reservations, call the Union Barrel Works at SUDS (7837). Questions or for advanced tickets, call Kathy or Bill at continued on page 4 II ACS: Official Sponsor of Birthdays March2012

3 2012 RelAy FoR life PlAnning Committee POSITION NAME Event Chair Sandi Davidson Team Development & Paula Spohn Recruitment Co-Chairs Mary Dissinger Sponsorship Sharon Groff Mission Sharon Susa Graphic Design Co-Chairs Deb Bock Ashley Miller Relay Online Shanelle Lee Logistics Co-Chairs Deb Bock Bob Croft Publicity Co-Chairs Lorraine Korber Cindy Mellinger Registration Co-Chairs Liz Lorah Kathy Williams Accounting Ranee Zimmerman Youth Activities Co-Chairs Fayette Schwanger Danielle Evans Entertainment Co-Chairs Beth McCollom Bonnie Showalter Luminaria Co-Chairs Sandra Martin Sandy Schlott Survivorship Co-Chair Kyle Kealey Joe Kealey Advocacy Co-Chairs Karla Sweigart Wendy Sweigart Shelby Hoover Ephrata Cancer Center Rep. Joanne Martin A M E R I C A N C A N C E R S O C I E T Y R E L A Y F O R L I F E Celebrate. Remember. Fight Back. Celebrate. Remember. Fight Back. / ACS.2345 / March2012 ACS: Official Sponsor of Birthdays III

4 Continued from page 2 Super Friends is hosting a DO AS YOU PLEASE DAY IN ATLANTIC CITY on Sunday, April 29 th. Tickets are $ 50 and include continental breakfast, bus activities, door prizes for everyone, $ 25 slot money at the Showboat Casino and a fun-filled day in Atlantic City. Call Kathy for tickets or information at (day) or (evening). Henry Schein Optimists Team is having a ISAAC S NIGHT at the Ephrata Isaac s on Sunday, April 29 th from 5-9pm. See page 7 for the necessary form. Contact Lorraine Korber at lorraine.korber@henryschein.com or Turtle Trotters is having a PAMPERED CHEF PARTY on May 3 th at 6:30pm. If you are interested in seeing a book or interested in attending, please contact Mary Dissinger at Crusaders for a Cure is having a DO AS YOU PLEASE TRIP TO NYC on May 5 th. You will be traveling with Elite Coach. Tickets are $ 50/tickets. Contact Faye Schwanger at or fschwanger@yahoo.com for more information or tickets. In Memory of Angels in Heaven is having their ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT at Groff s Farm Groff Course, 650 Pinkerton Road, Mt. Joy on Wednesday, May 16 th. Scramble start at 1pm. $ 80/person includes greens fee, golf cart, range balls, steak dinner (served at 5:30pm with beverages and door prize ticket. Event held rain or shine. Questions, contact Sandi Davidson at or sldavids@ptd.net. In Memory of Angels in Heaven is having a COMEDY SHOW on Saturday, June 2 nd at the Reamstown Fire Co. Doors open at 7. Show begins at 8. $ 15/person. Must be 21 to attend. Food and beverages available for purchase. Call Kim at for more information or tickets. In Memory of Angels in Heaven is having a TEXAS HOLD EM at the Smokestown Fire Co. More details to come or call Sandi at Bonnie s Bee-lievers will be taking orders for HOME- MADE EASTER CANDY until the beginning of March. You can choose from creamy or crunchy peanut better in mile or dark chocolate and coconut cream in milk or dark chocolate. The cost is $ 4 for 1/2 lb. and $ 8 for 1 lb. If you would like to place an order, please contact Paula Spohn at or pjspohn218@aol.com. Delivery will be the week before Easter. Misfits on a Mission is selling DISCOUNTED HERSHEYPARK TICKETS. This tickets are for the 2012 season. All orders and money due by April 6 th to get this fantastic deal. Regular (Ages 9-54) $ 35. Junior/Senior (Ages 3-8, 55-69) $ 30. Senior Plus (Ages 70+) $ 21. The current regular ticket price is $ Call Sharon Groff at to order. Bonnie s Bee-lievers still has PURPLE RELAY FOR LIFE OF NORLANCO HOODED SWEAT- SHIRTS for sales. Sizes from small to 2Xlarge with the cost is $ 20. If you would like to purchase one, please contact Paula Spohn at or pjspohn218@aol.com. Crusaders for a Cure is selling DOMINO S BOGO PIZZA PEAL OFF CARDS. $ 10/card. 16 buy one pizza, get one free. Expires Valid anywhere in USA. Contact Faye Schwanger at or fschwanger@yahoo.com for more information or tickets. continued on page 5 IV ACS: Official Sponsor of Birthdays March2012

5 Continued from page 4 LuAnn s Legacy is selling SHEETZ COUPON BOOKS. Valued at over $ 25 for only $ 10. For more information or to purchase, contact Ashley at or ashleylauren1186@yahoo.com. Redners88 Steps Toward Hope is selling RUBBER WRIST BANDS. These write bands are glow-in-the dark purple bands that say Crush Cancer. We are selling them for $ 5 each. Call Jill or Heather at to purchase. Henry Schein Optimists Team is selling PHOTO FRAMES. 2 for $ 1. Contact Lorraine Korber at lorraine.korber@henryschein.com or Henry Schein Optimists Team is selling RAFFLE TICKETS FOR A HANDMADE AFGHAN THROW. Fits a twin bed or good for your lap. $ 5/ticket. Contact Lorraine Korber at lorraine.korber@henryschein.com or Henry Schein Optimists Team is selling BLACK ONYX SILVER CHAIN NECKLACE. $ 1. Contact Lorraine Korber at lorraine.korber@henryschein.com or Henry Schein Optimists Team is selling SANTA SUITS WITH HATS. 6-9 months in size. $ 5, or best offer. Contact Lorraine Korber at lorraine.korber@henryschein.com or WaNttoGetMore exposureforyour UPCoMINGFUNDraISer FortherelaY? You, as a team, will have the opportunity to contact Blue Ridge Communications to have them place your fundraising events on The Weather Channel crawl. (Channel 35, during Local on the 8 s). Viewers will have the opportunity to see and know what you and your team are doing, even those not involved in RFL Doyoutweetontwitter? Go to and search NorlancoRFL areyouonfacebook? Go to and search NORLANCO Relay For Life relayforlifeofnorlancois! In addition, your fundraising efforts will be put on the community calendar, channel 11. BRC and Cable-11 are always looking for story ideas; so if your team would like to share your unique story of how you became a team, give Cindy Mellinger a call at ext 2551 or to cmellinger@pencor.com. Blue Ridge Communications will be doing a lobby display to help promote Relay for Life. Therefore, we will be able to display things such as luminaria forms, survivor forms, team captain packets, etc. Additionally, BRC has a COMMUNITY AWARENESS DISPLAY in their lobby year round, and Cindy would be happy to post any flyers or posters for your upcoming events. Please understand that it is the individual team s responsibility to have a proactive approach and contact Cindy to promote their team s activities. Happy Birthday to Our Survivors... MARCH Sandy Treisch Pauline Nealswanger Elva Stauffer APRIL Lorraine Korber Bill Bock Linda McCloud Kathy Williams Larry Bickhart March2012 ACS: Official Sponsor of Birthdays V

6 Wouldyourteamliketobepartofthe SurvivorSocial? Doyouhaveasurvivoronyourteam? Doyourelayforasurvivor? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then please help us out by Adopting a Survivor table. All you need to do is come up with some decorations for tables at our Survivor Social on Friday night. The size will be two 10' tables, tablecloths will be on the tables. You can decorate with the theme for this year or come up with your own creativity. If you want to include a give away in your decorations that would be great. We try to offer some special keepsakes to the survivors via a raffle. The tables need to be decorated by no later then 4 pm on Friday night. If you can't get out to decorate but would still like to help, you can get me the decorations before hand and I would be more then glad to do it for you. Your Team name will be showcased on the table you decorate. Thanks so much for your help, and if you have any questions, please me at kkealey@dejazzd.com. PRAyeR CoRneR WewanttohelpYoU celebrateyour birthday. Each month we will list survivors birthday in our newsletter. So if you are a survivor having a birthday or know a survivor who is having a birthday, let us know, we will include them on our list that month s newsletter. Please them to debbock@ptd.net by 15 th of the month. Don t have ? Call but please, only if you do not have . Feel free to other months too, we re creating an ongoing list. tentsitepicking Erhard Robertson Jan Orcutt Dan Hill Pauline Giberson Mike Kolb Jim Metzger Ed Herbert Darren Wilson Ruth Ann Myers Ron ʻPop Bloom Sharyn Stoner Tyler Spohn Emaline Whenry Bev Kraft Ron "Moose" Wentzel Leisa Bowman Sandy Weaver Bob Boyde Patti Amor Beverly Balser Mary Ann Smith Sandy Boose Jane Smith Wendy Nevaoh Sandy Turley Lorraine Korber Denise Smith Cheri Maurer Rob Bock Sue Kittler The April Rally will be the Tent/RV site picking Rally. Teams will pick based on last year s registration order and if your team won a higher ranking based on special prizes given. We are doing it different, it will be assigned. This will give you more room with great potential for your team. See page 11 of this newsletter to for this year s tentative site plan. VI ACS: Official Sponsor of Birthdays March2012

7 MakeyourChangeCountwithJBt sephratabranch Bring your loose change to the coin counter at JBT s Ephrata Branch and you can help support Relay For Life of Norlanco. The Ephrata Branch has selected RFL of Norlanco as the coin counter charity for the second quarter of 2012 as part the bank s Make Change Count For Your Community program. Every quarter a local charity is selected to receive the proceeds from the bank s coin counting machines. A 5% service fee is charged for every use of the coin counter and donated to the charity. Current JBT customers are not assessed any service fee but still have the option to donate. JOIN US FOR OUR COMMUNITY NIGHT FUNDRAISER On Sunday, April 29, 2012, Isaac s Famous Grilled Sandwiches (Ephrata) will be holding a Community Night to benefit American Cancer Society and Henry Schein Optimists Relay for Life team. Enjoy an evening out with your family and friends while supporting our fight to cure cancer. Twenty-five percent (25%) of the cost of your meal will go directly to the Team and Norlanco Relay for Life. Thank you for your support! From April through June, we encourage you to bring your loose change to JBT s Ephrata Branch located on Route 322 at 1001 Sharp Avenue, Ephrata. Lobby hours are Monday through Wednesday 8:00am -5pm, Thursday and Friday 8am-6pm and Saturday 8am noon. For more information please call or visit Thank You! American Cancer Society to all our sponsors of the Relay For Life of Norlanco 2012 WHERE: WHEN: HOW: Isaac s Famous Grilled Sandwiches Cloister Shopping Center 120 North Reading Road Ephrata (call for takeout) (Valid at this location only) Sunday, April 29, 2012, 5:00-9:00 p.m. Bring this flyer with you to Isaac s, complete the information, and hand it to the cashier when paying. This form can be used for Dine-In, Takeout & Online Orders at Please complete this information for your server. Name: Number of People in Party: Total Cost of Meal (excluding tax): *Coupons, discounts, or specials not valid during this fundraiser. Thank you for partnering with Isaac s, American Cancer Society and Henry Schein Optimists Relay for Life team I want to receive Isaac's special offers and discounts by . March2012 ACS: Official Sponsor of Birthdays VII

8 Dr.GordyKlatt In May 1985, Dr. Gordy Klatt took the first step of his 24-hour walk/jog/run around a Tacoma, Washington track and raised $ 27,000 to support the American Cancer Society. The following year, 220 supporters on 19 teams joined Dr. Klatt in this overnight event and the American Cancer Society Relay For Life was born. In subsequent years, Dr. Klatt and Pat Flynn (the father and mother of Relay) spent their time traveling the country training American Cancer Society volunteers and staff on how to create a Relay For Life in their community. It was evident early on, that Relay For Life was unlike any other fund-raising event the Society had ever offered. The passion, dedication, long-term commitment of Relay committee members and teams led to a phenomenal growth of Relays across the nation. The American Cancer Society Relay For Life has come a long way since its inception 16 years ago - from one man, Dr. Gordy Klatt, to more than 2, 800 events in the United States and 57 events across the globe in Thousands of dedicated and hardworking people have given their best to the American Cancer Society to help Relay For Life grow. Who would have believed in the early years that Relay For Life would develop from an event, to an activity, to a worldwide movement to end cancer...or that Gordy Klatt's first $ 27,000 in 1985 would grow to $ 169 million in the United States in alone! DeDICatealUMINarIa One important aspect of the American Cancer Society Relay For Life is the opportunity for people to come together to remember loved ones lost to cancer and honor those who have won their battle. One of the most moving parts of the event is the Luminaria Ceremony. As the sun sets over campsites and darkness falls, the night is brightened by the glow of illuminated bags called luminaria, each bearing the name of someone who has battled cancer. Some celebrate cancer survivors, while others help us honor and remember those gone too soon. All represent someone special who has been profoundly affected by cancer and the family and friends who continue to fight back in their honor. REMEMBER--100% of all Luminaria monies goes toward your team totals! Forms available online or at the Rallies. relayforlifeofnorlanco SavetheDate tuesday,april3 Tent and RV Picking Night Cocalico HS 6-7pm Committee Meeting Cocalico HS 7-8pm tuesday,may8 On-Site Rally Cocalico MS Cafeteria & Track 6-7pm Committee Meeting Cocalico HS 7-8pm tuesday,june5 Bank Night Cocalico HS 6-7pm tuesday,june12 Final Committee Meeting Ephrata Cancer Center 6-8pm June15&16 Cocalico High School High School Track 4pm-4pm 50/50 Raffle Tickets Are Now Available! They will be sold by all four of the Lancaster County Relays. The price is $ 5 a ticket with $ 2.50 going to your team. Tickets can be picked up at the Lancaster ACS Office on Good Drive or will also be available at Rallies. VIII ACS: Official Sponsor of Birthdays March2012

9 howshouldchildrenbetoldthataparenthascancer? Age is an important factor in deciding what and how much you should tell a child about a cancer diagnosis. The guiding principle should be to tell the truth in a way that children are able to understand and prepare themselves for the changes that will happen in the family. Kids thrive on routine it helps them feel safe. When life becomes unpredictable, they will need help adjusting to the changes. Young children (up to 8 years old) will not need a lot of detailed information, while older children (8 to 12 years) and teens will need to know more. Teens, who are testing their independence and limits, will have very different concerns from a 5-year-old who needs parents for basic caregiving. All children need the following basic information: The name of the cancer, such as breast cancer or lymphoma The part of the body where the cancer is How it will be treated How their own lives will be affected First, set up a quiet time when you won't be disturbed. You may wish to talk to each child alone, depending on their ages, so that information can be tailored to what the child can understand. This can also help the parent pay closer attention to how each child responds. The child may also be more willing to ask questions when away from the other children and potential distractions. Be sure you have time to answer questions and a plan to manage possible interruptions before you start. If you stop to answer the phone, turn off the stove, or let the dog out when your child is opening up to you, the child may find it more painful to try again. It helps to plan how you will talk with each child. Think about what you want to say and how to answer questions on a level each child can understand, but in a serious and thoughtful way. You are trying to lay the groundwork for an open line of communication with the child -- a way for the child to come to you with their concerns, needs, and fears. If you can start this and keep it going by regularly checking in with each child during and after the cancer treatment, it can be a great comfort to them. Young children (up to age 8) can be told that the body is made up of lots of different parts. When someone has cancer, it means that something has gone wrong with one of these parts and it's stopped doing what it's supposed to do. Part of the body is no longer normal. Over time, a tumor or lump has developed, or a bunch of bad cells started to grow (in the case of leukemia and lymphomas). The tumor (or the bad cells) should not be there. Cancer can keep growing in other parts of a person's body, so the person needs treatment to either take out the tumor or stop it from spreading to other places. Some kids may not have any questions at first, but invite them to ask you later if they think of any. Older children (in general, ages 8 and up) may be able to understand a more complex discussion. They may want to see pictures of cancer cells or read about cancer treatment. Again, encourage them to ask questions that they may think of later. Besides the illness itself, children have other worries about the cancer. The most common of these is that something they did or didn't do may have caused the parent's illness. We know this isn't true, but most children believe this at some point during the cancer experience. Parents know that children engage in "magical thinking." They believe they are the center of the world and that they can make all kinds of things happen. Children can also believe that bad things happen because they have been angry with their mom or dad. So when a parent gets sick, children often feel guilty and think they are to blame for the cancer. Kids usually won't tell you this, so it's a good idea to reassure them about it. Parents can say something like, "The doctors have told us that no one can cause someone else to get cancer -- it's nothing that any of us made happen." It's better not to wait to see if children bring this up because they may be feeling guilty without saying so. Children may also worry that cancer is contagious and they can catch it, or that everyone dies from it, or that the other parent will get it, too. It's a good idea to correct these ideas before the child has a chance to worry. Kids can become confused about how people get sick. A common worry is that cancer can be passed from one person to another, like a cold. Parents can explain that cancer is a different kind of illness and the child doesn't have to worry that someone passed it on to Mom or Dad or that they will get it. Parents should also say that it would be very unusual for the other parent to get sick. They may want to tell their children something like this: "Years ago, people often died from cancer because doctors didn't know much about how to treat it. Doctors have learned a lot more about it since then, and there are treatments that can cure many cancers. Now, people can live with cancer instead of dying from it." So along with the basics about the parent's cancer as noted above, be sure to stress these facts: No one caused the parent to get cancer. (It's not the child's fault.) You can't catch cancer like a cold or the flu it's OK to hug or kiss the person with cancer. The family will work together to cope with cancer and its treatment. Even though the sick parent may not have as much time with them, the children are loved and will be taken care of while the parent is sick. You may need to make these points more than once. More important, the parent and other adults in the child's life can serve as examples and remind the child of these things too. Children pick up on small cues in how you and others act around them, so if they notice adults don't hug the sick parent like they used to, a child may worry. Or if adults are in a hurry and don't speak as kindly to the children as they once did, the children may think the adults are mad at them or blame them in some way for their parent's illness. March2012 ACS: Official Sponsor of Birthdays IX

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11 Friday night there will be 20 Handicapped parking spots available. 1 Relay Alley Buildings Grass Purple Couch Stage Gate Committee Chair, Logistics (2) ACS, Supply Trailer Tent City

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