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A Letter To Collinsville Faith In Action
I’d like to thank you for my fourteen wonderful years with Collinsville Faith in Action. My last day was November 20th. I am proud to have led such devoted group of volunteers. You have touched my life by allowing me to touch yours. I am reminded of a quote from an 80’s movie “Hope Floats”. “Beginnings are kind of scary and endings are always hard. It is the stuff in the middle that counts.” For me, CFIA had a whole lot of middle. I hope to stay in touch with each and every one of you. Carry on. Lori Fry, CFIA

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