Cruising against cancer, cruising for Dezi
Cancer patient Desiree Giaconia, her daughter Mia, 5, and her mother, Mona Callahan, at left, watch as cars travel Division Street on Saturday in a show of solidarity and support by Giaconia’s friends.
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Cancer patient Desiree Giaconia (left), her daughter Mia and her mother Mona Callahan sit on the corner of Division Street and East Mizzou Court waiting for an informal parade in her honor to drive by.
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Cancer patient Desiree Giaconia (left) along with daughter Mia sit on the corner of Division Street and East Mizzou Court waiting for an informal parade in her honor to drive by.
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Ron Tollison, who describes himself as “a little outlaw,” sits atop his motorcycle on Saturday waiting to take part in a cruise past the home of Desiree Giaconia, who started cancer treatment in May.
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Matt Johnson cruises down Division Street to show support for his friend Desiree Giaconia (seated), who was diagnosed with breast cancer in May.
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MOSES LAKE — When the last car honked its horn, revved its engine and drove by, Desiree Giaconia started crying.
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