7-Year-Old Girl Sells Lemonade to Pay for Mom’s Tombstone
Emouree Johnson, 7, lost her mom, Karli, last month. It was a devastating event and the family didn’t have money to buy a tombstone. So Emouree decided to sell lemonade to help pay for one. While her product is surely refreshing and delicious, her community in Alabama is more interested in the cause behind her business. People from all over came to her town of Scottsboro to buy lemonade and offer other support. Inside Edition Digital’s Mara Montalbano has more.
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