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FOX NEWS: Students sing to teacher with stage 4 cancer outside hospital: 'It was overwhelming' In an emotional goodbye visit, 26 children sang worship songs prior to Carol Mack's move to hospice care


Students sing to teacher with stage 4 cancer outside hospital: 'It was overwhelming'



In an emotional goodbye visit, 26 children sang worship songs prior to Carol Mack's move to hospice care

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