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Matching angels in Middleboro
Six-year-old Dylan Berio of Middleboro was thrilled to meet up with representatives of the local nonprofit group Angels in America on Wednesday night at the town’s Dairy Queen. Dylan, who was diagnosed with brain cancer at age 3, was given a collection of Matchbox cars for him to donate to children at the Dana Farber Cancer Institute in Boston, all part of his efforts to help raise awareness of childhood cancer. The group collected more 100 cars for donation for Dylan who, surrounded by friends and family, excitedly checked through the collection to make sure they were in good enough condition to donate. The cars will be donated to other children at the institute who are undergoing treatment there.
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- Dylan Berio, 6, who was diagnosed with brain cancer at age 3 and a half, looks at Matchbox cars given to him by the nonprofit group Angels In America in Middleboro on Wednesday, Sept. 10, 2014. Photo: Scott Eisen/The Enterprise
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- Dylan Berio Photo: Scott Eisen/The Enterprise
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- From left, Virginia Bradbury of Middleboro; Lisa Buzzell-Curley of Bridgewater, president of Angels in America; Dylan Berio, 6, of Middleboro; Paul Laporte of Middleboro; Joanne Babin of Middleboro; and Donna White of Middleboro stand outside Dairy Queen in Middleboro on Wednesday, Sept. 10, 2014.Scott Eisen/The Enterprise
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- Dylan Berio Photo: Scott Eisen/The Enterprise
