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cancer patients who are being treated at the National Institutes of Health (NIH). A full medical staff from NIH was on-site to distribute medication and provide necessary treatment.
Although it is said that one picture is worth a thousand words, the photographs taken at Camp Fantastic can only suggest the fun and profound pleasure that so many people shared at “Rappahannock Night.”
“One would have to be there,” said co-coordinator Jan Palmer-Besecker, “to experience the emotion and happiness of the evening.”
Everyone was anxiously awaiting “chow” by evening time but first the children had to take their medicine. When they came through the line afterwards they were rewarded with overflowing trays of delicious food, including pizza, lasagna, fried chicken, corn on the cob and various salads.
Entertainment for the evening was provided by the rock music of the popular Northern Virginia band called “Blues Fuze,” known for its talent in “fusing” rock, blues and jazz into a very enjoyable sound for all ages.
With great gusto, “Blues Fuze” entertained the crowd. The children knew the words of the rockabilly songs being played and all chimed in at appropriate moments with stanzas sung loud and clear. Children and camp staff sang and danced and clowned around throughout the evening.
Captain Jeff Brown, the School Resource Officer at Rappahannock County High School, brought his “Snow
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