The Christian Village sent a team to the 2007 Alzheimer's Memory Walk at Washington Park in Springfield on Sept. 22. The team raised $755 for the Alzheimer's Association's goal to find a cure for the disease.
Front row: Tyler Etchenson and Kathy Coyle. Second row: Pam Mulford, Amanda Etchenson, Mary Mayberry and Ron Mayberry. Back row: Michael Tucker, Donnie Etchenson, Jaimie Etchenson and Brittney Dellow. Not pictured: Kathy Knollenberg.
[The Christian Village Photo]
 

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