The circle of love
Corinne Weber, development coordinator of the Ronald McDonald House Northern Idaho, right, accepts more than five pounds of pull tabs from Coeur d'Alene High junior Tianna Harrell on Monday. Tianna and classmates collected the tabs to raise funds and awareness for the nonprofit, which played an important role in Tianna's life when her infant half-sister died 15 years ago. Also pictured: Freshman Zach Ballard.
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Ronald McDonald House Northern Idaho development coordinator Corinne Weber shares information about Ronald McDonald House Charities with Natalie Walters' leadership/Sources of Strength students at Coeur d'Alene High School on Monday.
Corinne Weber and Coeur d'Alene High School junior Tianna Harrell exchange a heartfelt hug Monday morning after Tianna shared the story of how her family used a Ronald McDonald House when her baby half-sister was going through treatment before she passed away 15 years ago.
COEUR d’ALENE — The day she received the news that her infant half-sister had died, Coeur d'Alene High School junior Tianna Harrell made a special bracelet in her honor.
"A couple days before Thanksgiving, it would have been her 15th year since she passed away," Tianna said...
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