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Funds raised to help Ephraim woman fighting cancer | Sanpete Messenger

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Oran Roberts and Melissa Olsen, with their children, enjoy a Hawaiian lunch at a fundraiser last Saturday, Sept. Building Systems employee, going through her second bout with cancer. (Suzanne Dean / Messenger Photo) EPHRAIM—Residents from Ephraim and beyond pitched in Saturday, Sept.

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