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PHOTOS: Relay for Life brings community together
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Cancer survivors and caretakers begin the Survivors Lap around Field 1 April 26 at the annual Relay for Life at Veterans Memorial Park. More than 40 cancer survivors participated in this year’s walk. - Photo by Jessica Taylor
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Susie K. Smith, 7 months, with help from her mother, Hannah, shows off her “Grana is my hero” shirt in honor of her grandmother, Susan Williams, who died from breast cancer in January 2018. - Photo by Jessica Taylor
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Janice Reid dances with her great-nephew Jax Parker and great-niece Korileigh Smith April 26 at Dawson County Relay for Life. - Photo by Jessica Taylor
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Tina Brady holds up lyrics for Tessa Kay Ingram, 6, as she sings gospel music to the crowd at Relay for Life. - Photo by Jessica Taylor
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Rosalind Chambers serves up some cotton candy at the Etowah Water and Sewer Authority campsite during Friday’s Relay for Life at Veterans Memorial Park. - Photo by Jessica Taylor
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Cancer survivor Shirley Hawkins dresses as a superhero for the 2019 Relay for Life’s theme “Superheroes.” - Photo by Jessica Taylor
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David Allen mans the Dawson County Emergency Services dunk tank during Relay for Life at Veterans Memorial Park. - Photo by Jessica Taylor
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Members of the Dawson County Sheriff’s Office walk during the team lap at Relay for Life to show support for cancer survivors and to raise money for a cure. - Photo by Jessica Taylor
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Kids play soccer on Field 1 of Veterans Memorial Park during Relay for Life. - Photo by Jessica Taylor
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Cancer survivors and caregivers complete the Survivors Lap around Field 1 at Veterans Memorial Park during Relay for Life. The annual walk is a tradition that celebrates survivors and their caregivers. - Photo by Jessica Taylor