Articles about Marianne
The following are
portions of articles printed by the Atlanta
Journal Constitution (the AJC) and other papers about Marianne over the
course of this past year. In order to read the full texts of the article
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Recent
articles: Newnan Times-Herald: *Performing artists and friends hosting a musical event in support of Marianne McLelland Hudson, diagnosed with a rare form of leukemia earlier this year. Hudson and her family are long-time residents of Sharpsburg. Atlanta-area musicians will perform, and all proceeds will go to Hudson and her family to help offset the costs of her medical bills and travel expenses. The fund-raiser will be Sat., Feb. 21 at 7 p.m. at The Purple Possum, 10 The Boulevard, Suite 101, Hwy. 29, Newnan. Tickets are $10 minimum cover charge donation. Call 404-234-2101. AJC
Fayette/Coweta section 1/15/2004 Archives:
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Staff Date:
August 28, 2003 Publication: Atlanta Journal-Constitution, The
(GA) Page Number: JM8 Word Count: 289 |
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8th-grade
teacher to get transplant A
Whitewater Middle School teacher who has leukemia will receive a life-saving
bone marrow transplant next month in Texas. Marianne
McLelland Hudson, an eighth-grade reading teacher, was diagnosed with acute
lymphocytic leukemia in February. Hudson
will receive bone marrow Sept. 6 from a donor found on the National Bone
Marrow Registry who is considered a perfect match, Whitewater principal
Sandra Kidd said. The transplant |
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Staff Date:
June 5, 2003 Publication: Atlanta Journal-Constitution, The (GA) Page
Number: JM9 Word Count: 460 |
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Two bone
marrow matches have been found for a Whitewater Middle School teacher who
needs a transplant to live. Marianne
McLelland Hudson, an eighth-grade reading teacher, was diagnosed with acute
lymphocytic leukemia in February. She is not expected to survive the disease
without a transplant, said her sister, Laura McLelland Fuller. Hudson's family, with help from Whitewater principal Sandra Kidd, held a drive last month to get Fayette County residents on the National |
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Author:
ROCHELLE
CARTER Staff Date:
May 1, 2003 Publication: Atlanta Journal-Constitution, The (GA) Page
Number: JM9 Word Count: 519 |
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A drive
to get Fayette County residents on the National Bone Marrow Registry is today
and Friday in honor of a teacher who needs a life-saving transplant. Marianne
McLelland Hudson, a Whitewater Middle School eighth-grade reading teacher,
likely will die without a bone marrow transplant, according to her sister
Laura McLelland Fuller. Hudson, a wife and mother of daughter Sydney, 2, was
diagnosed with acute lymphocytic leukemia in February. The event is from noon to 5 p.m. Site created, maintained and owned by Lisa K.
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