Daffodils bright symbols of hope for cancer’s end

By Albert McKnight
August 21 2014 - 6:00pm
Showing off some of the merchandise available of Daffodil Day in the special frame made for the day are Bega Cancer Council’s community program coordinator Jennifer Mozina and community relations coordinator Sarah Flynn.
Showing off some of the merchandise available of Daffodil Day in the special frame made for the day are Bega Cancer Council’s community program coordinator Jennifer Mozina and community relations coordinator Sarah Flynn.

A symbol of hope, daffodils have recently begun to bloom - which is timely as Cancer Council’s Daffodil Day is on Friday. 

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