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Lacey Evans is president of West Virginans for Life (WVFL). She is a 2010 graduate of Marshall University with a degree in Secondary Education. She attended the National Right to Life Academy in the summer of 2009 along with nine other college-age students. Read her letters, articles, and up-to-date commentary....

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Mary Hencke Tillman, J.D., is a 1976 graduate of U. of Maryland in Speech Pathology, 1981 graduate of U. of Maryland School of Law. She practiced law until the birth of her third child, then stayed home with her children, eventually homeschooling six. She's been active in the pro-life movement for 3+ decades... Read more.

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Lacey Evans is president of West Virginans for Life (WVFL). She is a 2010 graduate of Marshall University with a degree in Secondary Education. She attended the National Right to Life Academy in the summer of 2009 along with nine other college-age students. Read her letters, articles, and up-to-date commentary....

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Mary Hencke Tillman, J.D., is a 1976 graduate of U. of Maryland in Speech Pathology, 1981 graduate of U. of Maryland School of Law. She practiced law until the birth of her third child, then stayed home with her children, eventually homeschooling six. She's been active in the pro-life movement for 3+ decades... Read more.

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Stay up to date with Pro-Life events, chapter planning meetings, legislative involvements & deadlines, etc. Since our calendar is Google-based, if you have a free Google account you can subscribe to our calendar and get reminders (via email, SMS text message, or direct pop-up in the browser) for upcoming events.

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Did you know? A baby whose heartbeat & brainwaves are detectable dies in practically all abortions. Vote Pro-Life! Voter guide: http://bit.ly/1tqdXrR

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