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“Give—That Others May Live” is the theme of a special Memorial Day emphasis of the Rappahannock Unit of the American Cancer Society.
“Making a contribution to the Society's Memorial Fund is a fitting and practical way to help save the living and commemorate a loved one who has died of cancer or other cause,” said Mrs. Roberta Spalding, Memorial Chairman.
She noted that contributions to the American Cancer Society, including Memorial Gifts, go toward saving lives in the present and in the future through coordinated programs of Research, Education, and Service.
Mrs. Spalding explained that the Rappahannock Unit sends a Memorial card to the family of the person in whose memory the gift is made and also sends an acknowledgment to the donor. The Memorial card features the Memorial program’s symbol, a variation of the fleur-de-lis, often used as a symbol of life.
Memorial contributions honoring a loved one or departed friend can help bring closer the moment of ultimate triumph over cancer. For a copy of the leaflet, “That Others May Live,” which describes the Society’s Memorial Program, write Mrs. Spalding, Flint Hill, Va. Memorial contributions may be sent to the same address.
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