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Sally Alcantara of Reynolds remembers kindergarten, being afraid and support of her father

Summary by Winston-Salem Journal
"I told everyone I was going into the culinary arts or I would be an excavator looking at dinosaur bones, and it completely changed into physical therapy," Reynolds senior Sally Alcantara said.

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Sally Alcantara of Reynolds remembers kindergarten, being afraid and support of her father

"I told everyone I was going into the culinary arts or I would be an excavator looking at dinosaur bones, and it completely changed into physical therapy," Reynolds senior Sally Alcantara said.

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Winston-Salem Journal broke the news on Tuesday, May 5, 2026.
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