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Ninety-year-old cancer survivor Therese Morin of Lewiston reacts to seeing her granddaughter Ann Marie Mello of Auburn during the 19th annual American Cancer Society Relay for Life at Edward Little High School in Auburn on Friday. Survivors, caregivers, friends and family walked and camped out throughout the night until closing ceremonies at 6:30 this morning during the fundraiser for the American Cancer Society. Morin’s great grandson, Alex Beggs of Auburn, walked with her.
“This is our journey,” Alan Lima of Oxford said. “Together. It would not be any other way,” Lima said about the fight against his wife Rayleen Lima’s breast cancer. Lima was diagnosed in December, 2012. She is currently undergoing treatment. Her Relay for Life teammates named their team “Ray of Hope” in honor of Rayleen Lima.
Dan Corriveau of Auburn tells his wife Cindy Corriveau’s survivor story during opening ceremonies on Friday evening. Cindy Corriveau’s 6-year-old care giver Emma Meserve of Auburn is at right.
Cancer survivor Rayleen Lima, right, of Oxford gets a hug from Marilyn Maher of Lewiston. Maher’s 29-year-old son Ryan Maher was diagnosed with cancer when he was 14-years-old.
Morghan Dutil, 9, of Turner cheers during the survivor lap on Friday. Dutil, along with family and friends, attended the Relay for Life in memory of her grandmother, Sandy Dutil, and to support Auburn teacher DeeDee Stearns.
Becky Skilling, left, of Auburn gives cancer survivor Cindy Corriveau of Auburn a high five during the Relay for Life.
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