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Family hoping daughter's drowning at Willow Pond Park can help other children

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The family of Leneah Taeoalii, a 12-year-old girl who drowned at Willow Pond Park in Murray last week, hopes to help more families with organ donation. They are also raising money to support the remaining family members.

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