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Eugene High School Singer Gives Back to Shriners
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Miranda sings with Ansel
September 21, 2012, 5:17 pm
A bit of magic happening Friday morning at the Shriner's Children's Hospital in Portland as former patient Moranda Rassmussen drops in to sing an award winning song she wrote. Rassmussen who is a Eugene High School Student and lives with cerebral palsy won a national songwriting contest sponsored by NASA with the song "Flying."
Hear the song
Some of the proceeds from the tune will be donated to Shriners. Singer Ansel Brown says Moranda blew him away.
Some of the proceeds from the tune will be donated to Shriners. Singer Ansel Brown says Moranda blew him away.
Tags: flying, shriners, nasa, singer, Moranda Rassmussen, Ansel Brown
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