Lewisville oncologist to co-chair cancer support gala

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In an inspiring display of community dedication, Dr. Korie Flippo, a Lewisville oncologist, and her husband Matt Tribolet are co-chairing the fourth annual Red Tie Gala. This gala, organized by the Cancer Support Community North Texas, aims to provide crucial support for cancer patients and their families. The event will take place at the Frontiers of Flight Museum, creating an uplifting atmosphere for attendees. Highlighting the importance of mental health support, the gala seeks to raise funds for essential resources that aid those navigating the complexities of cancer treatment.

By stepping into leadership roles, Flippo and Tribolet are not only fostering local engagement but also shining a light on the pressing needs of the cancer community. Their efforts reflect a growing recognition of the importance of social resources in enhancing the quality of life for patients. The gala promises to be a significant event, bringing together community members committed to making a difference. As they prepare for this important occasion, the couple emphasizes the power of community in supporting those facing cancer.

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