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State Troopers will be eyeing the roadways for drivers who aren't wearing seatbelts and other violations this holiday weekend. More >>
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GADSDEN, Ala. (AP) - The family of a 15-year-old Alabama girl was surprised and grateful when former Auburn University football coach Gene Chizik and his wife and children gave her a car.
The Gadsden Times reports (http://bit.ly/YbSinn) that Bayleigh's positive attitude during a 6-year battle with a brain tumor has touched many people across the state.
The Chiziks surprised her with a phone call on Thanksgiving to let her know they were giving her a car on the sixth anniversary of her diagnosis. Bayleigh said the news left her speechless and in tears.
Bayleigh, a huge Auburn fan, first became acquainted with the Chiziks in 2010 at a Fellowship of Christian Athletes banquet.
Former Auburn Coach Gene Chizik (pictured) and his family gave a car to an Alabama teen who has battled cancer for 6 years.
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