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Leon Cumpton, owner of Papa's Pumpkin Patch in Sedalia, called upon Darth Vader and the “Star Wars” stormtroopers, from the 70th Explorers Garrison, to join him Saturday in presenting the Boys & Girls Clubs of West Central Missouri with a $200 donation. Cumpton made a $100 donation, with an additional $100 donated by him on behalf of the 70th Explorers Garrison. “I think the Boys & Girls Club has a great thing going, and I think the kids have a good time,” said Cumpton. “It's a good cause.” From left is an unidentified person costumed as Darth Vader, stormtrooper Troy Meier, Boys & Girls Club Director of Development Steven Weaver, Cumpton and stormtrooper Dennis Matthews.
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Democrat salutes Leon Cumpton
October 26, 2011 11:08 PM
Leon Cumpton, owner of Papa’s Pumpkin Patch in Sedalia, called upon Darth Vader and the “Star Wars” stormtroopers, from the 70th Explorers Garrison, to join him Saturday in presenting the Boys & Girls Clubs of West Central Missouri with a $200 donation. Cumpton made a $100 donation, with an additional $100 donated by him on behalf of the 70th Explorers Garrison. “I think the Boys & Girls Club has a great thing going, and I think the kids have a good time,” said Cumpton. “It’s a good cause.” From left is an unidentified person costumed as Darth Vader, stormtrooper Troy Meier, Boys & Girls Club Director of Development Steven Weaver, Cumpton and stormtrooper Dennis Matthews.
