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| | rpm.espn.com: Irwins hoping to give back |
 | | The Kenny Irwin Memorial Campground is a place where a kid can be a kid, where he or she can have fun fishing in the well-stocked lake, interact with kids of other races and cultures, learn some valuable lessons of life and enjoy times they normally may not have an opportunity to experience. |
| | Irwin's only son, perhaps on the precipice of becoming a Winston Cup star, lost his life when his car slammed into the Turn 3 wall at NHIS, in nearly the same exact spot that claimed the life of another budding Cup star, 19-year-old Adam Petty, just 60 days earlier. |
| | The Irwins have turned an old, abandoned campground in New Castle, Ind., about 30 miles east of Indianapolis on Interstate 70, into a living, breathing memory of their son, a place where underprivileged and handicapped children can forget about their own concerns for a few hours or days. |
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