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Surprise sendoff: Florida middle school students celebrate teacher on her last day before brain surgery
Students and teachers at a Tallahassee, Florida middle school came together to surprise a teacher before she went out on medical leave. Doctors found a tumor in Jessica Kostelak’s brain this summer. Ahead of the planned surgery to remove it, her school community wanted to make sure she felt supported. Kostelak says she was “overcome with emotion.” NBC News’ Tom Llamas reports.
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Unexpected homecoming: Navy sailor surprises his brother on football field
It was a homecoming of a different kind on a football field in Tuscon, Arizona when two brothers shared an emotional, surprise reunion after months apart. Isaias Ortiz serves in the Navy, and flew across the country to watch his younger brother, Esteban, play in a high school football game. NBC News’ Tom Llamas reports.
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Massachusetts high school students jump into action to help woman with broken down car
Robin Gay was driving home from her volunteer job when her car stopped working. A group of high school students walking home from a nearby game came over to help, directing traffic and pushing the car to a safer spot. One of the students says he hoped the small act of community “will inspire other people to be kind in the world.” NBC News’ Tom Llamas reports.
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Cincinnati Reds host ‘reverse card signing’ with young fans
Players from the Cincinnati Reds met with kids from Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, according to the team, and signed a custom baseball card created for each child. Outfielder TJ Friedl got the team together for the event, and the mission was a personal one. He spent time in the hospital as a child. Players described the day as “inspiring.” NBC News’ Tom Llamas reports.





















