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Photograph by Jacqueline Ramseyer
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A Tribute to America: Paulette Tucker, left, sales and marketing director, and Kim Jackson, executive director of the Retirement Inn of Campbell, are the forces behind the Sept. 11 anniversary candlelight vigil in Campbell.
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Campbell women organize
Sept. 11 event
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Moryt Milo
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Out of the hell and ashes of Sept. 11 arose a revival of American patriotism and renewed sense of community importance. It was a transformation that Paulette Tucker and Kim Jackson experienced keenly. The women also saw the upcoming anniversary of Sept. 11 as a way to continue the rekindled American spirit on a local level.
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