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By Jan Clatterbuck
Rappahannock News Staff Writer
The American Cancer Society creates miracles everyday for your friends, family and neighbors by its ongoing services and research.
During the month of February, giving daffodils has come to symbolize the giving of hope.
Daffodil Days bring flowers and a ray of hope as the days of winter give way to spring. As one of the first flowers of spring, daffodils serve as a bright symbol for a world free from cancer. Individuals and businesses can order the fresh-cut flowers for themselves or others. You can also make a “Gift of Hope,” and request that the flowers be sent anonymously to cancer patients, hospitals, schools, and nursing homes. The daffodils are available in a variety of quantities
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