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Recognizing a 'elegant and empathetic' young man

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Dear Editor,

I just wanted to write a note to recognize Jack Hunter and the new Cuddles for Cancer initiative he recently launched in Airdrie.

On Oct. 19, there was a knock at our door and there was this composed 11-year-old young man with a blanket for my mom, Judy Wells, who was diagnosed in August with glioblastoma – a type of brain cancer. She is currently living with us while she receives radiation treatments at Tom Baker Cancer Centre.

I have to say our whole family was extremely impressed by this young man’s composure. He was elegant and empathic in his presentation. My mom loves the blanket.

I would encourage our community to “pay it forward.” Currently, Cuddles for Cancer is launching its Sponsor a Soldier Campaign. Members of the community can simply donate $50 and Jack’s Cuddles team will make a blanket for a veteran.

Sandra Epp

Cooper's Crossing

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