At the event, we'll camp out overnight, walk around the track, and meet lots of new people. There is an incredible tribute to cancer survivors and caregivers that starts off the night and a moving ceremony honoring those who have fought the disease. I have heard that the Relay is unlike anything else you'll ever do. It's a night full of fun, hope, and remembrance.
You can get more information about Relay For Life and the American Cancer Society by clicking the links below.
My Team Page | http://main.acsevents.org/goto/tommys-team | |
My Personal Page | http://main.acsevents.org/goto/tomasita |
Click on the names below to visit members of the team so far -
Darren | Karen |
Mondo | Mario |
Tina | Mateo |
Sophia | |
My cousin, Taylor Rivera, diagnosed just under a year ago at the age of 12 with cancer of the peritoneum. Please visit her and see her story at
http://www.caringbridge.org/visit/taylormorgan
And Coleman Larson. I don't even know this kid - never met him. But I found his story and I read up on it as often as his mom posts for him. Coleman's (cancer) story began on Sept. 21, 2006 when he and his twin brother Caden were only 2 and 1/2 years old! What an amazing kid. What an amazing family! Please visit Team Larson at
http://www.carepages.com/
CP Name: ColemanScott
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