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Swimming Legend Sue Walsh Makes Waves With Swim Across America And In Cancer Fight


Swimming and philanthropy go hand-in-hand for . She was introduced to Swim Across America through her 1980 U.S. Olympic teammate Craig Beardsley, and the organization’s mission of funding life-saving cancer treatments was a way to give back. Sue was a member of the 1980 U.S. Olympic team and 10-time national champion at UNC. (Swim Across America)

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Swimming Legend Sue Walsh Makes Waves With Swim Across America And In Cancer Fight


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