Oregon Police Assistant Chief Paul Magdich, left, gets a reaction from James Elliott, II, 7, as he tells him about his own son. At right is Sgt. Doug Iannantuono.
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Done with the necessities, Jillian Elliott, 4, left, and Morin Point paramedic/firefighter Rene Phillips, get to look at toys.
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Morin Point paramedic/firefighter Rene Phillips, left, helps Jillian Elliott, 4, right, put her show back on after trying on boots.
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One of the items on Lorie's list is a snowsuit. "She gets to play outside for the first time this year", says Lorie's mom, Kim, right, as her 5 year-old-daughter is in remission from leukemia after two years. At center, rear, is dad Mark.
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Kim Heninger, left, moves the cart close to an adjustable basketball hoop for her daughter Lorie. Lorie, 5, has Down Syndrome, and is in remission from leukemia.
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Oregon Police Assistant Chief Paul Magdich, left, and Sgt. Doug Iannantuono, right, before they start shopping with James Elliott, II.
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Dillon Mock, 16 months, receiving a gift from Santa Claus. Behind him is his mom, Holly Mock. at far left is Dillon's grandfather Gary Mock.
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Oregon Police Assistant Chief Paul Magdich, left, and Sgt. Doug Iannantuono, right, added more money to meet the total for James Elliott, II, 7, second from left. Wal-Mart cashier Ann L. Clapsaddle, of Millbury, right, giving James his choice of an extra gift.
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