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Posted on December 8, 2012 - by Shannon Vannatter

Winner!!!!

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Winner!!!!

Catherine Parker won the drawing for Shawna K. Williams’ A Hand to Hold. I appreciate Shawna for visiting with us and everyone else for stopping by.

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