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<p>Employees of the Meadows Nursing &amp; Rehabilitation Center participated in &#8216;Wear Blue Day&#8217; to help fight colorectal cancer. It is estimated that 49,190 deaths will be attributed to colon or rectal cancer this year. Those who participated, donated $1 to the American Cancer Society and in turn, enjoyed an additional dress down day while sporting many different shades of blue. Participants, from left, front row, are: Chris Simon; Jen Hopkins; Laytison Padilla; Kelly Cox and Brittney Reimann. Back row: Amy Kornova; Gary Kirk; Cristina Tarbox; Melissa Neishell and Jess Sorber.</p><style>
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Meadows staff wears blue to support cancer