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Students dress up for Kade

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Cross Creek Elementary staff and students dressed up as superheroes in memory of kindergartener Kade Hunter, who died this summer from cancer. School officials said many donned Captain America -- his favorite hero -- and other T-shirts and hats on Oct. 3 in honor of his birthday. The school also had raised more than $771 through a "Caps for Kids with Cancer" campaign in conjunction with Hills Elementary's Pediatric Cancer Awareness Month fundraiser in September. A total of $2,100 was raised overall with proceeds going to Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh's cancer research facility. Involved in the effort were, front, from left, kindergarten teacher Danielle James, Kade's sister Pyper Hunter, Stocktyn Seditz, Jeremiah Foster and Braxton Livingston along with teachers Rachel Vince and Jaycee Gotschall; second row, Cole Lloyd, Lamar Primis, Ethan Weeks and Brayden Livingston; third row, La'Quan Jones, Remie Johnson, Adelina Johnson and Dylan Granatir; fourth row, Jacob Russell, Reid Brozka, Ryden Eye and Waylon Knowles; and back, Liam Dietz, Scarlett Hennis, Matthew Pusateri and Braxton Dray.

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