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Jim Smith photo. Pastor Bob Huber of the North Street Christian Church in Butler, with daughter Sonya Kremer looking on, waves to well wishers that were part of a car parade that passed by his Oakland Township home Sunday afternoon. The parade participants — church members and friends — wanted to show their love and support for Huber, who is battling stage 4 lymphoma.

Jim Smith photo. A parade of about 50 vehicles drove past the Oakland Township home of Bob Huber, pastor of the North Street Christian Church in Butler ,on Sunday afternoon. Huber is battling stage 4 lymphoma.

Jim Smith photoA parade of about 50 vehicles drove past the Oakland Township home of Bob Huber, pastor of the North Street Christian Church in Butler ,on Sunday afternoon. Huber is battling stage 4 lymphoma.

Dave Means of the Butler Salvation Army hands out a meal from Operation BBQ Relief at a drive-thru pick up in downtown Bulter Saturday. The meals were provided by the nonprofit BBQ group which was created to respond in times of natural disasters and works in partnership with the Salvation Army and other organizations. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle

Captain Darlene Means and volunteers from the Butler Salvation Army hand out a meals from Operation BBQ Relief at a drive-thru pick up in downtown Bulter Saturday. The meals were provided by the nonprofit BBQ group which was created to respond in times of natural disasters and works in partnership with the Salvation Army and other organizations. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle

Dave Means of the Butler Salvation Army hands out a meal from Operation BBQ Relief at a drive-thru pick up in downtown Bulter Saturday. The meals were provided by the nonprofit BBQ group which was created to respond in times of natural disasters and works in partnership with the Salvation Army and other organizations. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle

Tom Bowser(center), founder of Fishbone Ministries in Butler's Island neighborhood, leads a prayer volunteers as part of the first Praying for You walk in Butler Saturday. Butler community members and religious leaders from various denominations have begun Saturday walks in city of Butler neighborhoods during the COVID-19 outbreak, stopping to pray with area residents who wish to -- using appropriate social distancing practices. Organizers have been handing out signs with red crosses to be posted in the windows of homes that wish to participate. Bowser said it was inspired as an effort to return a sense of community during the lockdown. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle

Tom Bowser(center), founder of Fishbone Ministries in Butler's Island neighborhood, leads a small group of volunteers as part of the first Praying for You walk in Butler Saturday. Butler community members and religious leaders from various denominations have begun Saturday walks in city of Butler neighborhoods during the COVID-19 outbreak, stopping to pray with area residents who wish to. Organizers have been handing out signs with red crosses to be posted in the windows of homes that wish to participate. Bowser said it was inspired as an effort to return a sense of community during the lockdown.

Tom Bowser(center), founder of Fishbone Ministries in Butler's Island neighborhood leads a prayer with his wife Sandy Bowers (left), Rachel Wilson, and county commissioner Leslie Osche (right) as part of the first Praying for You walk in Butler Saturday. Butler community members and religious leaders from various denominations have begun Saturday walks in city of Butler neighborhoods during the COVID-19 outbreak, stopping to pray with area residents who wish to. Organizers have been handing out signs with red crosses to be posted in the windows of homes that wish to participate. Bowser said it was inspired as an effort to return a sense of community during the lockdown. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle