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December 22, 2018

Both 15-year-old Brady and 17-year-old Aidan Skoch have leukemia. Recently, students from Betty Midkiff’s fifth grade class at Verde Christian Academy donate $1,022 to the Skoch family of Cottonwood to help with medical expenses for Brady and Aidan. Photos courtesy of Verde Christian Academy+-

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COTTONWOOD – More often than not, folks know Adopt-a-Family as the program that helps families with money for food and presents each year at Christmas.

By Bill Helm December 22, 2018
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