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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Sarah Demerath, artist and survivor advocate for Convergence Resource Center
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Milwaukee North Sunrise Rotary Club's 'Christmas with Dignity' program
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Cardiac nurse shares personal experience with patients after receiving heart transplant of her own
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Ossie Kendrix, CEO of the African American Chamber of Commerce of WI
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Kohl's marketing team decks the halls of Ronald McDonald House in Wauwatosa
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Candice Strong honors sister's legacy through 'Tricia's Troops'
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Jean Crane of Bridge the Divide Scholars
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Jessica Lillback, respiratory therapist at Froedtert Hospital
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Lucia Munoz of 'The Laughing Taco' in Walker's Point
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Ronald McDonald House 'Thanks a Million' club member Nolan Merfeld
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Alanna Devorkin, co-founder of All Star Health Center
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Lauren Lopez-Gonzalez, recreation manager of Milwaukee's Twilight Centers
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Vedale Hill helps students represent themselves through art
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Marylee Presti forms 'Food for Thought' group to cook meals for local shelter
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Melissa Gregor, director of critical care nursing at Froedtert Hospital
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Ignacio Catral shares his passion for Humboldt Park through photos
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Monica Cammack provides hot meals for seniors throughout pandemic
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Wyatt Kauth creates Worldwide Dragon Shooting Day to slay his grief
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Mary Palmer, founder of Northcentral Maltese Rescue
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Molly Courseault & Kristin Pelot open anonymous food bank in 'Tosa
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Carey 'DJ Mr. 262' Norris of Kenosha creates foundation in mother's name
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Lynda Kohler, president and CEO of SHARP Literacy, Inc.
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Milwaukee teen, Crystal Russell, works to feed those in need
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Milwaukee runner Tenia Fisher makes sport more inclusive
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Beloved St. Francis garbage man, Matthew Lazarski, says goodbye to his route
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Holly Church, director of the Milwaukee Community Sailing Center
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Arnetta Griffin of God's Kitchen in Kenosha
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Steve Brown designs, manufactures face shields for hospitals
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Melissa Ferguson, creator of Franklin Community Parade Brigade
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Ann Bieringer provides child care during pandemic
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Ramon Guadarrama helps over 100 families become first-time homeowners
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: 92-year-old Catherine Moran sews quarantine quilt to remember pandemic
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: 4th grade teacher Lisa Eckes delivers shamrock shakes to students
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Gym owner Thanh Nguyen keeps clients moving through pandemic
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Barbershop owner Rebecca Popovic of Muskego
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Tiffany Miller, teacher and entrepreneur, inspires kids during pandemic
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Molly Sullivan helps community while keeping business afloat amid pandemic
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Abbie Miller photographs families from a distance during pandemic
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Bob Burmeister of Mr. Bob's Under the Bridge
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Chef Al of The Open Door Café
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Kyle Dempsey, Superficial Siderosis Research Alliance founder
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Chris Capper of Just One More Ministry
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Julia Witherspoon, founder of Cops 'N Kids Reading Center
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Mark Finnegan of VetsRoll
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Sajdak family collects shoes for those in need
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Natalie’s Everyday Heroes: Carley Watson’s 'Power of Pink' bake sale honors late mother
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Joe Flick of Ignite the Spirit Milwaukee
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Jackie Caplinger raises pancreatic cancer awareness while caring for husband
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Natalie’s Everyday Heroes: Sister Rose Kroeger serves community for 70 years
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Kelly Mueller turns loss into action
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Chef Al of the Open Door Café
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Jeanne Lipshetz of the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Organ donor and author, Brenda Cortez
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Marvin Bynum of Godfrey and Kahn law firm
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Madeline Gianforte, founder of CORE El Centro
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Moriah Iverson of The W.H.E.E.L. Project
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Venice Williams of Alice's Garden
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Kay Jensen of Kathy's House
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: 'Above the Clouds' founder Linda Wade
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Jim Benefiel of Next Door Milwaukee
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Ginny Brydges of Every Child's Place
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Nikki Panico, executive director for Komen Wisconsin
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Breast cancer survivors and Komen volunteers Maxine Fleury and Bonnie Kiss
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Dr. Geiss with The Lake Area Free Clinic
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Brandon Culpepper of PeppNation
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: John Koepke, fifth generation dairy farmer
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Katie Witz, Recovery Housing Case Manager
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Foster grandparent Georgia Dennis
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Hunger Task Force Farm director Matt King
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Admirals Goalie Tom McCollum
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Natalie's Everyday Heroes: Pam Purdy, kitten foster mom