'Breast Cancer and Joy'
Joy Fry talks with Joan Green at Rock Top Burgers & Brew during the “Joy Celebration” Thursday. Rock Top, throughout the rest of October, will be raising funds for the Columbia Basin Cancer Foundation.
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Rock Top Burgers & Brew was packed Thursday night with people bustling through the door to support Joy Fry, a Garden Heights Elementary School fourth-grade teacher who is battling breast cancer. Staff and guests were decked in pink to support Breast Cancer Awareness month.
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Joy Fry smiles at Rock Top Burgers & Brew Thursday. She said she is hoping to raise around $1,000 for the Columbia Basin Cancer Foundation with help from Rock Top and her custom burger.
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Throughout the rest of October, Rock Top Bar & Grill will be serving the BC&J, a burger customized by Joy Fry. The burger has fry sauce, bacon, cheddar and candied jalapeños. The namesake references both the ingredients – bacon, cheddar and jalapeños but also “Breast Cancer and Joy.”
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The Garden Heights community has been rallying around Joy Fry as she battles breast cancer. Lunch ladies Maria Osoria, Lily Barahona and Magda Hernandez dressed up for Fry’s last day in school before her surgery Monday.
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MOSES LAKE — Surrounded by friends, family, coworkers, students' parents and community members, Moses Lake teacher Joy Fry spent Thursday evening celebrating something bigger than a hamburger.
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