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A few Hope for Sarah t-shirts still available There is still demand for the Hope for Sarah t-shirts, it was found after a CM reader living in Louisville, KY, inquired: To ColumbiaMagazine.com:Tia Smith, who had been taking orders by phone for the shirts at (270) 250-1420 said that there are still 28 shirts left to sell. She has 28 Hope for Sarah shirts left in inventory, from the last of four orders she placed during the drive. That was the inventory at around 11amCT, today. The remaining shirts are: 8 youth large, 2 adult small, 14 medium adult, 2 adult XL, and 2 adult Size XXXXX. The shirts, at $10 each, are available on a first come, first served basis. If enough want them, additional shirts will be ordered. Smith said that she will be tallying the total number of shirts sold for a report to the family by Friday. Reading the Hope for Sarah story information below: Photos of the turnout for the Friday, July 16, 2010, Happy Birthday, Hope for Sarah event began in the Friday Daily News ColumbiaMagazine.com, with 37 Hope for Sarah Photos for and have continued each day in the Saturday, with 7 Hope for Sarah photos, Sunday, with 2 Hope for Sarah pictures, and Monday, July 19, 2010, with 3 Sarah photos, CM Daily News Editions. In all, there are a total of 49 pictures from the turnout as of 11:16amCT, Tuesday, July 20, 2010. A few more photos from Hope for Sarah may be posted. If a photo you sent has not been posted, please let us know. All were posted which contained complete information and were otherwise suitable. In writing, please make sure a telephone number and email address is included. Use any Contact/Submit button to submit photographs. Letters, too are welcome. All the photos, whether they contained business signs or logos or not, were printed as news, for which there is no charge. We believe that the second highest readership of ColumbiaMagazine.com occurred on Friday, July 16, 2010, which could only be accounted for by the incredible show of affection for this very courageous Adair County woman. -Ed Waggener To read more about Sarah Irvin-Gardner enter her name, Sarah Irvin, Sarah, or Sarah Irvin-Gardner in the CM Searchbox, or go to her weblog Sarah Gardner at CaringBridge.com This story was posted on 2010-07-20 11:25:40
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