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News - Hope Blooms

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Warren County Judge Executive Mike Buchanon and Hughes & Coleman Law Firm Create a Community Garden to Symbolize Hope for a Cancer-Free World

Hughes & Coleman and Judge Mike Buchanon joined forces with the American Cancer Society to help plant a seed of hope for cancer patients, cancer survivors, and their families across Warren County by creating a daffodil garden. Daffodils, one of the first flowers to bloom every spring, symbolize hope for a cancer free world.

The garden, which is named “Hope Blooms in Warren County,” is located at Phil Moore Park on Scottsville Road. The county agreed to donate a portion of the park for this great cause.

In conjunction with the American Cancer Society, the staff of Hughes & Coleman collected $10 donations for daffodil bulbs to be planted in October. All proceeds went to the American Cancer Society.

“I believe that most everyone has been touched by someone who has had cancer,” said J. Marshall Hughes, managing partner of Hughes & Coleman.

“The garden is a symbol of hope in our local community and the sale of daffodils will support the American Cancer Society, an organization that makes a difference in the lives of so many across our region,” added Warren County Judge Executive Mike Buchanon.

Stop by the law firm of Hughes & Coleman or click here to download the contribution form to make your $10 donation. Donations will be accepted in memory or in honor of cancer patients as well.

“We hope that the 'Hope Blooms In Warren County Garden' will be a place where loved ones can pay remembrance to those who have suffered from cancer and can provide hope for all cancer patients,” Hughes concluded.

It is our hope that someday cancer will be only a memory.

In Memory Of:

Millie Hendrick
Bill Hall
Joyce Witherington
Naomi Hancock
Jimmy Miles
Elaine Crea
Frank Gormley
Edward Lee Bryant
Coa Jane Phipps
Harvey Taylor
Billy Joe Raymer
Hilda Skaggs
Shelby Ashley
Bill Sam Vincent
Yvonne Davis
Randall Harper
Ramoth Vincent
Brenda Denham

In Honor Of:

Lester Hancock
Lynn Beker
Kay Morss
Robert Donoho
Melissa Whitaker
Eunice Taylor
Aurora Young
Tauncie (TE) Young
Darel Young
Terena Vincent
Blanche Whittle
Anna Lich

For more information, contact:

Brenda Hale
Warren Co. Judge Exec. Office
270.843.4146

Micki Love
Hughes & Coleman Injury Lawyers
270.782.6003 ext. 140
mlove@hughesandcoleman.com

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