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  • 06/02/2026 06:00 AM
No one fights alone
At the Blackshear Family Practice table (l-r) are Chastity Cox, Bethany Morgan and April Aldridge.

The 2026 Cancer Walk proved

All heads in the NFC gymnasium bowed as the opening invocation was delivered by the evening’s emcee, Blackshear city councilman, the Rev. Mitch Hall.
Coach “Super” Chad Brown of Pierce County signs his name on “No One Fights Alone” banner.
Former owner of The Times and cancer survivor Robert M. Williams Jr.
Soul Sisters and cancer survivors (l-r) Angel Knowlton and Denise Brown.
Brenda Waters is the co-founder of the Southeast Cancer Unit.
Team Branching Out from Brantley County was (l-r) Freida Jacobs, Romie Dowling, Arlen Lattanzie, Michele Gibson, Linda Henderson, Breanna Lattanzie and Larry Lee.
Holding the flag for the singing of the National Anthem is Remley Sweat.
Nita Dickens and Melissa King manned the table for Hospice Satilla, based in Ware County.
Lily Peters sang the National Anthem after the invocation.
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