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The answer is no great mystery to those of us who knew Johnny. Others will have to know something of Johnny’s story to understand. John Ronald Jenkins, Jr. was bom March 5,1993. He only had one arm. He had microcephalus, cerebral palsy, Dandy-Walker syndrome and other associated maladies. His doctors told his parents that he would not live more than a day or two.
But when the “Big Blizzard” of 1993 arrived a few days later, the little boy was at home with his parents. He had already proven the doctors to be wrong.
Twelve years later, Johnny was still quietly proving that the doctors had underestimated the devotedness and determined advocacy of Johnny’s
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