Reaching new Heights together

When Nathan Boek got cancer, his son Codi stood by his side, returning a lifelong favor

By Mark Blaudschun

Globe Staff / January 11, 2008

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When Codi Boek makes the second cross-country trip of his life tomorrow, he will be headed toward all the uncertainty a new place holds. (Full article: 1333 words)

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