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Mary Cramer explains the functions of the heart to fifth grade students from Great Bend.
Body Venture is a traveling exhibit from the Kansas State Department of Education, Child Nutrition & Wellness that consists of a 45-foot by 50-foot walk-through exhibit representing he human body
Great Bend Pilot Club members mingle with possible new members who enjoy appetizers provided by Classic Inn.
Pilot members attending the Share Pilot Event are (back) Nancy Rogers, Renee Johnson, Nancy Sundahl, Joyce Fry, Betty Schneider, Mary Cramer, (front) Marty Aldrih, Rhonda Knudson and Mercedes Helms.
Back of Walk to End Alzheimer's t-shirt depicting Pilot as a major sponsor. The color purple represents someone who has lost someone to the Alzheimer's diseae.
Great Bend Pilots, Joyce Fry, Sally O'Connor and Rhonda Knudson (in the back) and Sally's daughter, Erin and her granddaughter, Josie walked around the courthouse square in support of the goal to end Alzheimer's.
Different colored flowers were part of the "Promise Garden" at the Walk to End Alzheimer's. There are more than 5 million people nationwide living with Alzheimer's and someone develops the disease every 66 seconds
Pilot International logo on a Walk to End Alzheimer's sign.
Mary Cramer and Renee Johnson at the dedication fo the Tot Spot.
Great Bend Pilots donated to the Tot Spot. Note our name on the sighn
Great Bend Pilots donate riding toys and smart boards to the children at Sunflower Early Education.
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Pilots with some of the quilts they tied.
Group picture of the Pilots working at the Freddie's Fundraiser.
Pilots placing stickers on the place mats for the trays and putting signs about the Pilot organization on the tables
Marty Aldrich and Carol Dellinger greet customers who order from the drive up menu at Freddie's.
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