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Saras Acts of Kindness
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We relay in honor of Sara Willis. Sara was diagnosed with a Bifocal Pure Germinoma, a type of brain cancer, at 14 years old. Sara was heartbroken, but you wouldn't know that if you met her. She was always smiley and kind. She loved to give compliments, constantly looked for gifts to give others, and always made a point to spread joy to those around her. She did all of this before, during, and after cancer. After her first battle with cancer, she replased. Her second battle was a painful jouney. Heartbreakingly, she lost her battle to brain cancer in November 22, 2018 at the young age of 18. Sara never got to go to college, but we know that we college students have the power to share Sara's legacy and make a difference in her name. Sara was a kind and generous person who advocated for everyone around her, and that is what our relay team strives to do in her honor.
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We relay in honor of Sara Willis.
Sara was diagnosed with a Bifocal Pure Germinoma, a type of brain cancer, at 14 years old. Sara was heartbroken, but you wouldn't know that if you met her. She was always smiley and kind. She loved to give compliments, constantly looked for gifts to give others, and always made a point to spread joy to those around her. She did all of this before, during, and after cancer. After her first battle with cancer, she replased.
Her second battle was a painful jouney. Heartbreakingly, she lost her battle to brain cancer in November 22, 2018 at the young age of 18. Sara never got to go to college, but we know that we college students have the power to share Sara's legacy and make a difference in her name.
Sara was a kind and generous person who advocated for everyone around her, and that is what our relay team strives to do in her honor.
