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May 15, 2004	Robert Willett
Corey Massenburg and Sarah Goldsberry share their enjoyment of the music and lights of the Joy Prom, hosted by Providence Baptist Church in Raleigh for people 16 years and older with developmental or physical impairments. "She talked about it for weeks and weeks in advance," said Sarah's father, Paul Goldsberry. The couple, who have known each other for about eight years, danced together most of the night among more than 600 other attendees. "Sarah was his date for the evening," said Corey's mom, Margaret Massenburg. "He's very devoted to her."