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Greene County Daily World

Cruise-In for a Cause 2019 at Humphreys Park in Linton

Monday, July 22, 2019
By Patti Danner

Greene County law enforcement, fire departments, ambulance services, churches, local musicians and community members came together in force on Sunday, July 21, 2019 at Humphreys Park in Linton to honor the memory of Madison Moore, who lost her fight against graft-versus-host-disease (GVHD) on Monday, July 15 at age 17. The Greene County Community proved itself to be one of strength, community and love as they came together to pray for strength and to raise money for Moore's family. The event raised $10,322 for Moore's family and brought people together from all walks of life, united in love.

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    Organizers Andrew Perkins, left, and JD Rose (By Patti Danner)
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    Black Beauty (By Patti Danner)
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    A donation bucket created for the event. (By Patti Danner)
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    The All American Muscle Car Club  (By Patti Danner)
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    This car even came with its own carhop. (By Patti Danner)
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    Motorcycles of the Brotherhood of the Cross. (By Patti Danner)
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    An attendee happily makes a donation. (By Patti Danner)
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    Fire departments from Sullivan, Linton and Jasonville worked together to raise a giant flag for Moore. (By Patti Danner)
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    One can almost see Madi herself looking down and smiling on the event. (By Patti Danner)
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    Firefighters Derek Aydt, Mitchell Burkhardt and Brad Canerday raised the flag. (By Patti Danner)
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    Eric Manion and a fellow Guardsman came to represent the National Guard. (Courtesy Richard Nichols)
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    Keith McKee makes his donation with granddaughter Rylan McKee. (By Patti Danner)
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    A little girl makes a big donation for Madi's family. (By Patti Danner)
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    The National Guard brought a military transport truck. (Courtesy Richard Nichols)
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    Pastors from 12 area churches led the crowd in prayer. (By Patti Danner)
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    Linton Police Chief Paul Clark makes the rounds. (By Patti Danner)
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    A car club member polishes his sweet ride. (By Patti Danner)
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    Community members pray for Moore's family. (By Patti Danner)
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    A row of 'rods. (By Patti Danner)
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    The Romans Warrior Foundation showed their support. (Courtesy Richard Nichols)
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    Attendees sign a banner created and donated by Shad's Signs of Linton (By Patti Danner)
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    Audrey Naffe and Andrew Runyon of the Chocolate Moose in Bloomington donated one half of their tip money to Moore's family. (By Patti Danner)
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    Worthington FD brought their shiny new truck. (By Patti Danner)
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    Perkins thanks the crowd and all who helped at the event. (By Patti Danner)
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    Brian Rumple of Sister Bluebird. (By Patti Danner)
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    Another row of 'rods. (By Patti Danner)
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    Mo' cycles. (By Patti Danner)
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    Jackson Gress and his sister beat the heat. (By Patti Danner)
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    Little Connie, like Sister Bluebird, donated their time and talent to the event. From left, John Danner, Brandon Puckett, Kevin Griffin, Aliza Cochran and Wyatt LeGrand rock the park. (By Patti Danner)
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    Three-year-old Jackson Gress celebrated his birthday by soaking his head. (By Patti Danner)
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    People from all walks of life showed up in support. (By Patti Danner)
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    President of the All American Muscle Car Club Andrew Perkins' muscle car. (By Patti Danner)
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    Perkins' car, under the hood. (By Patti Danner)
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    Volunteers Rachael and Rylan McKee prepare 50/50 raffle tickets. (By Patti Danner)
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    Sister Bluebird sings 'dem blues. (By Patti Danner)
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    Greene County Daily World Staff Writer, all in black, barely prevents heatstroke in the splash pad.  (By Patti Danner)
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    City of Linton Street Dept. Supervisor Brent Murray, left, with Art Bus creator and owner Rick West, middle, and Linton Mayor John Wilkes. (By Patti Danner)
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    Travis Jerrels and his beautiful offspring enjoyed the day. (By Patti Danner)