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Organization honors Coleridge natives’ son who loved alpacas

WAUSA – Family members of a Wausa boy who left the world too soon are thankful for the memories they have of him, especially his love for alpacas.
Organization honors Coleridge natives’ son who loved alpacas
Coleridge native Chris Haberer reads “Macca the Alpaca” to his son Payne. In honor of Payne’smemoryandloveforalpacas,Coleridge native Heidi Haberer, his mother, and her sister, Haley Rasmussen of Laurel, created a nonprofit organization called Payne

WAUSA – Family members of a Wausa boy who left the world too soon are thankful for the memories they have of him, especially his love for alpacas.

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