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Mark Hale was first to help when daughter had car accident Writer prays for Michele's swift recovery Linda Wilson Grigsby writes: When my daughter, Melinda,was involved in a car accident on KY 206 about 22 years ago, Mark Hale was the first person to stop and give her help. Mark never forgot the kindness of others. Michele and Melinda also went to school together. I became acquainted with Michele when we both would be at La Loma eating. I hate to hear about Michele's illness, but will pray for her swift recovery. Good luck and keep the faith! Linda GrigsbyComments re article 44313 Great news Michele is doing well This story was posted on 2011-05-13 15:02:34
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