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    Sabrina Lynn Fraley loved dancing, singing and being creative. She was a participant in 4H and enjoyed success while showing her hogs, feeder calf and steer.  Sabrina was a 6th grader at Huntington Middle School and participated in basketball, volleyball and gymnastics.  She fought her cancer bravely.  Read her journal entries at caringbridge.org to witness how little cancer affected her enthusiasm, as well as her love for life.

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    Written by Kim Ginther, Family Friend
    03/09

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