Sales of necklaces, hand-made by local women, show those affected by cancer somebody cares

Submitted on January 21, 2010

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By Jennifer Brinker - jbrinker@stlouisreview.com

Charlotte Laurens, June Sievers and Laura Carroll modeled necklaces made by Sievers to benefit the Flo-Do Fund, which provides assistance to cancer patients at St. Anthony’s Medical Center in South County.

Rebecca Venegoni Tower

The idea of crocheting a necklace might sound complex but, for June Sievers, the experience is -- as Martha Stewart might say -- "a good thing."

An even better thing is that the necklaces made by Sievers and her friends from St. Paul's United Church of Christ in South County benefit a fund for cancer patients at St. Anthony's Medical Center.

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