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Deer Park Students Make 'Snowflakes of Hope' for Burn Victim
John F. Kennedy Intermediate School fourth-graders made paper snowflakes to be donated to 8-year-old burn victim Safyre Terry.

JFK’s Snowflakes of Hope for Safyre
Deer Park students made a difference by making something special for a child in need last week.
Fourth-grade students in Jennifer Arella’s class at John F. Kennedy Intermediate School made “Snowflakes of Hope” for 8-year-old burn victim Safyre Terry of Rotterdam, according to a school press release.
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Terry, who lost her family in a 2013 house fire, had requested cards for Christmas this year, and received more than a million, the release states.
The JFK class decided to make paper snowflakes in lieu of cards, with special messages written on each.
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[Photo courtesy of Deer Park School District]
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