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Episcopal Church for tables and chairs, Rappahannock National Bank for help on Bank Night, Dr. Werner Krebser for cancer presentation, RAAC for use of trailer, Rappahannock Co-op for use of containers, Domino’s Pizza, Melting Pot Pizza, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Shenandoah Pride Milk, Moser’s Funeral Home for use of tent and Rappahannock County Elementary School for use of school facilities.
There were many people generously helping with this year’s Relay. In the event that I have not mentioned someone’s name, please accept my gratitude and thanks for a job well done.
The success of the event is due to the generosity and hard work of so many in our community. I sincerely appreciate your support and thank you for participating in the Relay and in our fight against cancer. Remember, “there is no finish line until a cure is found”.
Ben Atkins, Coordinator
Rappahannock County
Relay For Life 2001
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