Had a great day with about 5,000 plus other people that have in one way or another been touched by breast cancer. Very emotional when the survivors walked down the center aisle, my sister Marg in that group. My other sister Kat and her team responsible for the awesome wall quilt, and balloon sculptures.
All total over a half million dollars was raised!
We were at the tail end of the group. This is what 5,000 plus people look like walking down Clinton St. in Concord N.H.:
My sister Kat, our team captain, My mother Ann, My sister Marg she is a 3 years survivor, and My niece her younger daughter Cindy:
My niece Christine my sister Marg's older daughter:
My sister Kat's three step girls Amy, Sara, and Chrissy:
My niece Christine's Husband, and two children, Hunter, and Johanna. The blond kids was a friend of Hunters:
My sister Kat, and I:
My sister marg and I: As we left for the walk:
My best friend Frank, more like a brother, and his daughter Shelyn:
Sister, Shelyn, and I:
My sister Marg in the survivour line to center stage:
Mom, and my great nephew, my brothers daughters son:
Just a portion of the crowd:
One of my sorta kids, Bree. I used to date her mother before she was born:
On our way back in from 5 miles:
This was at the 4 mile point in front of someones house:
My sister Kat, and her volunteers are responsible for the wall quilt that grows bigger every year, and all the balloon sculptures:
Our entire team:
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