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ACMS Beta No. 1 in Kentucky for Pennies for Patients Another No. 1 in Kentucky achievement. Adair County Middle School Beta Club receives plaque raises $5,007.39 for Pennies for Patients, to benefit the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, the most of any group in Kentucky. Director Sheila Gustafson presents Award, Thursday, May 13, 2010. Special guest, Bradley Wilson who is in remission after battling Leukemia, shares story of how leukemia changed his life. Click on headline for full story plus photo(s) By Cindy Walker, Beta Co-Sponsor ACMS 7th Grade Language Arts Teacher The Adair Co. Middle School Beta club conducted a fundraiser the last two weeks in March for Pennies for Patients, and the total raised, $5,007.39, was the most of any Pennies for Patients Drive in the State of Kentucky. Thursday, May 13, 2010, Sheila Gustafson, the director of the Northern Kentucky and Southern Indiana chapter of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, , presented our school with a plaque for raising the most money in Kentucky for Pennies for Patient. The Beta club raised this money by involving the entire school in various fundraising activities. Not only were we surprised to be the top school in the state, but were honored to have a child with luekemia to visit our school during the presentation. Bradley Wilson is familiar to many in our community. He is the son of Mark and Stacey Durham Wilson and the grandson of Hunter and Joyce Durham. Bradley was diagnosed with leukemia last fall. He is currently taking chemotherapy and in remission. Bradley and his mother shared with the student body how this disease has changed his life. Denise Grant and Cindy Walker are the Beta sponsors. We are extremely proud of our students. This story was posted on 2010-05-14 11:09:03
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