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AJC Holiday Heroes of 2011

Jan 5, 2012

Here's a roundup of the AJC Holiday Heroes for 2011, honoring local residents making a difference.

ExploreRosa Arnold-Colbert: Slain son inspires outreach program
ExploreRite Aid in Dallas: Co-workers help out with medical costs
ExploreMaria Lee: Echo Effect founder wants ‘kids to know they are loved’
ExploreAshley Crantas: Caring words brighten lives
ExploreSean Hamilton: 10-year-old helps feed, comfort the homeless
ExploreFrances Smith: Foster kids feel her love
ExploreGabrielle Moore: She has ‘a real passion for doing the right thing’
ExploreRev. Carl McRae: Answering call to serve
ExploreEdgar Evans: Man honored for saving another’s life
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