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2021-9-25 Evan Austin Center School 2nd Grader

Light Up the Night To End Childhood Cancer, included the placement of candles around schools and surrounding areas of Hampton on Saturday 9-25-2021. Matt Parker Photos
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Centre School 2nd grader Evan Austin (center with hat) was diagnosed with Diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma (DIPG) here he poses for a photo with family and friends in support of ending childhood cancer. The planned event, Light Up the Night To End Childhood Cancer, included the placement of candles around schools and surrounding areas of Hampton on Saturday 9-25-2021. Matt Parker Photos
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Centre School 2nd grader Evan Austin (center with hat) was diagnosed with Diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma (DIPG) here he poses for a photo with family and friends in support of ending childhood cancer. The planned event, Light Up the Night To End Childhood Cancer, included the placement of candles around schools and surrounding areas of Hampton on Saturday 9-25-2021. Matt Parker Photos

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  • Centre School 2nd grader Evan Austin (center with hat) was diagnosed with Diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma (DIPG) here he poses for a photo with family and friends in support of ending childhood cancer. The planned event, Light Up the Night To End Childhood Cancer, included the placement of candles around schools and surrounding areas of Hampton on Saturday 9-25-2021. Matt Parker Photos
  • Centre School 2nd grader Evan Austin (center with hat) was diagnosed with Diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma (DIPG) here he poses for a photo with family and friends in support of ending childhood cancer. The planned event, Light Up the Night To End Childhood Cancer, included the placement of candles around schools and surrounding areas of Hampton on Saturday 9-25-2021. Matt Parker Photos
  • Centre School 2nd grader Evan Austin (center with hat) was diagnosed with Diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma (DIPG) here he poses for a photo with family and friends in support of ending childhood cancer. The planned event, Light Up the Night To End Childhood Cancer, included the placement of candles around schools and surrounding areas of Hampton on Saturday 9-25-2021. Matt Parker Photos
  • Centre School 2nd grader Evan Austin (center with hat) was diagnosed with Diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma (DIPG) here he poses for a photo with family and friends in support of ending childhood cancer. The planned event, Light Up the Night To End Childhood Cancer, included the placement of candles around schools and surrounding areas of Hampton on Saturday 9-25-2021. Matt Parker Photos
  • Centre School 2nd grader Evan Austin (center with hat) was diagnosed with Diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma (DIPG) here he poses for a photo with family and friends in support of ending childhood cancer. The planned event, Light Up the Night To End Childhood Cancer, included the placement of candles around schools and surrounding areas of Hampton on Saturday 9-25-2021. Matt Parker Photos
  • Centre School 2nd grader Evan Austin (center with hat) was diagnosed with Diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma (DIPG) here he poses for a photo with family and friends in support of ending childhood cancer. The planned event, Light Up the Night To End Childhood Cancer, included the placement of candles around schools and surrounding areas of Hampton on Saturday 9-25-2021. Matt Parker Photos
  • Centre School 2nd grader Evan Austin (center with hat) was diagnosed with Diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma (DIPG) here he poses for a photo with family and friends in support of ending childhood cancer. The planned event, Light Up the Night To End Childhood Cancer, included the placement of candles around schools and surrounding areas of Hampton on Saturday 9-25-2021. Matt Parker Photos
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  • Jess Austin and her Centre School 2nd grader Evan, who was diagnosed with Diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma (DIPG) pose for a photo in front of the Hampton Academy where bags with candles were placed in support of ending childhood cancer. The planned event, Light Up the Night To End Childhood Cancer, included the placement of candles around schools and surrounding areas of Hampton on Saturday night 9-25-2021. Matt Parker Photos
  • Jess Austin and her Centre School 2nd grader Evan, who was diagnosed with Diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma (DIPG) pose for a photo in front of the Hampton Academy where bags with candles were placed in support of ending childhood cancer. The planned event, Light Up the Night To End Childhood Cancer, included the placement of candles around schools and surrounding areas of Hampton on Saturday night 9-25-2021. Matt Parker Photos
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  • Decorated bags line the walkways and access ways of the Hampton Fire & Rescue Headquarters on Winnacunnet Rd. The names on the bags are of those children with cancer. The planned event, Light Up the Night To End Childhood Cancer, included the placement of candles around schools and surrounding areas of Hampton on Saturday night 9-25-2021. Matt Parker Photos
  • Decorated bags line the walkways and access ways of the Hampton Fire & Rescue Headquarters on Winnacunnet Rd. The names on the bags are of those children with cancer. The planned event, Light Up the Night To End Childhood Cancer, included the placement of candles around schools and surrounding areas of Hampton on Saturday night 9-25-2021. Matt Parker Photos
  • Decorated bags line the walkways around the town clock at Centre School in Hampton. The names on the bags are of those children with cancer. The planned event, Light Up the Night To End Childhood Cancer, included the placement of candles around schools and surrounding areas of Hampton on Saturday night 9-25-2021. Matt Parker Photos
  • Decorated bags line the walkways around the town clock at Centre School in Hampton. The names on the bags are of those children with cancer. The planned event, Light Up the Night To End Childhood Cancer, included the placement of candles around schools and surrounding areas of Hampton on Saturday night 9-25-2021. Matt Parker Photos
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