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A crusader for Special Olympians has died. Her legacy's flame still glows.

Summary by The Times of Northwest Indiana
“Until my last breath,” Lorrie Woycik told me. And she did after several decades of relentless advocacy for the special needs community, lovingly referred to as “Lorrie’s kids.”

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A crusader for Special Olympians has died. Her legacy's flame still glows.

“Until my last breath,” Lorrie Woycik told me. And she did after several decades of relentless advocacy for the special needs community, lovingly referred to as “Lorrie’s kids.”

·Cherokee County, United States
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The Times of Northwest Indiana broke the news in Cherokee County, United States on Friday, August 9, 2024.
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