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Lee County Primary presents presents to Phillip Phillips' family

Posted: 09.06.2012 at 3:57 PM

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Donnie and Sheryl Phillips picked up letters, speeches, t-shirt designs that the students did in May. / Lee County Primary School

LEESBURG, GA -- Lee County Primary School turned over some of their school work to the parents of Phillip Phillips Thursday morning.

Donnie and Sheryl Phillips picked up letters, speeches, t-shirt designs that the students did in May.

Students were tasked with creating persuasive speeches on why people should vote for Phillips and creating t-shirt designs for him.

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