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Friday, May 25, 2007

Terry Symula (left) and Karen Shea walk down Stow Road on the first of what would turn out to be three rainy days of the Just ’Cause walk to raise awareness of breast cancer and money for research. (Photo by Lisa Aciukewicz)

Family and friends welcome the Just ’Cause walkers home at a party at the Macrae-Broadbent barn on Oak Hill Road. (Photo by Pat Westwater-Jong)

Chairman of the Board Sarah Hindle, board member John Carpenter, Executive Director Betsy Tyson-Smith, and founder Bill Thurston, all of the Virginia Thurston Healing Garden, welcome in the Just ’Cause walkers. (Photo by Pat Westwater-Jong)

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