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LIONS SHARE: These volunteers cooked and helped serve, along with a number of others, the tasty dinner that was served at Camp Fantastic’s Rappahannock Night. Left to right are Bill Cushman, Mike Mahoney, Joel Daczewitz, Bette Mahoney, Jim Blubaugh, Bob Lander and Arlen Ingman of the Lions Club.
other children who share similar experiences.”
Story behind the story
The essence of the story is as noted. But there’s much, much more to it than facte. There is a personal and emotional dimension to this story that can only be experienced by being there. Ask any volunteer! For this reporter, who now has attended four of these summer camps taking notes and pictures and chatting with the children, this is a time for reflection. The story behind the headlines is both heart rending and heart warming.
There was one young man, perhaps 9 or l&years-old, with a cowboy hat that seemed to stand out in the crowd.
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