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Lt. Gov. Makes Noise: Kick Kids Cancer

Kim Guadagno joins group in Sea Bright to speak up for kids' cancer research funding

Lt. Governor Kim Guadagno, a Monmouth Beach resident, joined childhood cancer survivors, their parents and personnel from Monmouth Medical Center's Children's Hospital on Friday night in Sea Bright to be a part of the the Make Some Noise Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation crusade.

The foundation is dedicated to helping fund research and treatment for pediatric cancer; and, the Guadagno, among various other officials and volunteers at the event, advocates for the cause.

All gathered to light a tree filled with gold lights and ornaments in honor of the cause and hear and reflect on stories of survival.

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Take a look at the photos in the gallery above for a glimpse into the evening.

* Thanks to Patch friend Christine Rego, of Monmouth Medical Center's Children's Hospital, for providing photos.

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