Congers celebrates 2-year-old with terminal brain cancer halfway to Halloween
More than 60 cars, trucks and vans also turned out to give her candy, food and toys.
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Apr 30, 2024, 12:27 AM
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16h agoFriends and family of a Congers 2-year-old with terminal brain cancer celebrated Halloween six months early.
Halloween is Lily's favorite holiday, so her community came together to fast-forward the occasion.
Lily celebrated in what her parents described as her "princess spider Lily costume."
More than 60 cars, trucks and vans also turned out to give her candy, food and toys.
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