Colquitt County High School Marine Corps Junior ROTC students, from left, Jessica Epperson, Sartise Davis and Shane Tillman place labels from Stripling Meats on packages of beef jerky that will be sent to U.S. soilders in combat zones in Iraq and Afganistan. Stirpling pleged a one dollar per one dollar match that generated $25,000 that purchased 8,000 packs of jerky that will be sent to the USO clearing house for "Operation Care Packages at Ft. Belvoir, Va.
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Colquitt County High School Marine Corps Junior ROTC students, from left, Jessica Epperson, Sartise Davis and Shane Tillman place labels from Stripling Meats on packages of beef jerky that will be sent to U.S. soilders in combat zones in Iraq and Afganistan. Stirpling pleged a one dollar per one dollar match that generated $25,000 that purchased 8,000 packs of jerky that will be sent to the USO clearing house for "Operation Care Packages at Ft. Belvoir, Va. John Mercer/The Moultrie Observer
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