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Sour, then sweet: Schimpff's co-owner uses past with cancer to help others

JEFFERSONVILLE – Among the displays of candy and the endless stream of people filing into the shop, Beth Shepherd moves around Schimpff’s Confectionary in a blur of red.

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Sour, then sweet: Schimpff's co-owner uses past with cancer to help others

JEFFERSONVILLE – Among the displays of candy and the endless stream of people filing into the shop, Beth Shepherd moves around Schimpff’s Confectionary in a blur of red.

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Sour, then sweet: Schimpff's co-owner uses past with cancer to help others

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