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ASHLAND When Cynthia Fraula-Hahn s childhood friend was diagnosed with breast cancer, the Shepherdstown, W.Va., artist went into action.
Not only did she become an advocate for her friend during her cancer fight, she expressed herself through her art, which has become The Bodice Project.
The collection of torsos are designed to express each artist s take on breast cancer. The 23 sculptures are on display at the Huntington Museum of Art.
Question: How did the concept for this exhibit materialize?
Answer: Working with Identity Crisis, a nonprofit organization that benefits Breast Cancer Awareness â Cumberland Valley, the original idea was to put a half silhouette or mannequin in each shop window in Shepherdstown, each representing a breast cancer survivor.
The 19th annual event will kick off Saturday along Main Street in downtown Corbin.
From 4 to 8 p.m., owners may bring their cars, trucks, van, motorcycles, or anything else with a motor to show off to the public.
“We are expecting the biggest turnout yet,” said Chris McQueen, one of the event organizers.
“The show has grown from Gordon and Main all the way down to Fifth Street, and all of the side streets,” McQueen said noting that more than 350 vehicles are expected.
McQueen said anyone who has a vehicle they would like to show off, is welcome and encouraged to bring it down. There is no entry fee.
May 4, 2021
Born Helen Louise Fry March 12, 1951, in Elimsport to James Albert Fry and Isabel Florence Hill Fry, was called home to the loving arms of her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ on April 8, 2021.
A graduate of Montgomery High School, Helen excelled in most everything she set her mind and work ethic to. She made it her mission to keep learning and earned many additional certifications over her career. Working mostly in the Social Services arena, she served at the Children’s Aide Society of Chambersburg, Pa., as the Activities Director for the Upper Adams Senior Center in Biglerville, Pa., as an Ombudsman for the elderly in nursing homes and assisted living sites and Admissions Coordinator and Social Services Director at the Caledonia Manor Nursing Home in Fayetteville, Pa. She was also a part-time correspondent for the Gettysburg Times, writing numerous articles about senior citizens.
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