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Judy (pictured here) and Mary Lou were often confused for each other, even though their ages were eight years apart.
Judy and Mary Lou (pictured here) were often confused for each other, even though their ages were eight years apart.
Even as adults, Judy (L) and Mary Lou (R) are often mistaken for each other.
In 2011, Judy and Mary Lou were invited back to receive their O’s from the UO Athletic Dept.
In 2011, Judy and Mary Lou were invited back to receive their O’s from the UO Athletic Dept.
Judy and Keith met after he returned from Vietnam. They discovered a shared passion for running.
Mary Lou visited Aaron shortly after his leukemia diagnosis.
Dr. Klaus Siebold reduced Aaron’s pain and anxiety by switching from Ketamine to nitrous oxide gas
Judy and Keith suspected contaminated soil near their house as a possible cause of Aaron’s leukemia.
Judy and Keith suspected contaminated soil near their house as a possible cause of Aaron’s leukemia.
Judy used Aaron’s courage as inspiration when she ran competitively.
Judy and Keith introduced Aaron and Heather to Tacoma’s annual Sound to Narrows race.
Dr. Klaus Siebold reduced Aaron’s pain and anxiety by switching from Ketamine to nitrous oxide gas
for Aaron’s cranial radiation treatments.
for Aaron’s cranial radiation treatments.
Aaron enjoyed cooking. Favorite friends and relatives received copies of his cookbooks.
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