Players to appear at Shriners Hospital for Children
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May 28, 2008

Players to appear at Shriners Hospital for Children

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Storm players Cliff Dukes, Terrance Royal, Tyrone Timmons and Nyle Wiren will stop by the Shriners Hospital for Children on Thursday from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. and go room-to-room to visit the children. If you want to learn more about the Shriners, go HERE.

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My son was one of the kids who was seen by the players at Shriners Hospital for Children. Nyle Wiren and Cliff Dukes were very professional and a great role model for kids.My son and I really appreciated the visit. Thank you

Edrese Jr. and ShaSha ....
Thanks for writing. Like most of the teams in the area, the Storm makes a lot of visits to see local kids. They should all be commended for doing so.

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