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Statewide Walk MS nears goal of $300,000
Cutting the ribbon to the annual Walk MS on the greens at Baywood Greens in Long Neck are (l-r) Kay Oesterling, and Monroe and Jamie Colvett. BY DENY HOWETH
June 18, 2014
Part of team Zoom Zoom (l-r) Joann Dukes, Marty McLaren and Donna Brooks prepare for the Walk MS. BY DENY HOWETH
Cheerleading is Joan Fox. BY DENY HOWETH
A group of more than 300 walkers converges at Baywood Greens for a walk to benefit the Multiple Sclerosis Society. BY DENY HOWETH
Timothy and Liberty Hanzer of Georgetown, wait at a checkpoint to cheer the walkers on. BY DENY HOWETH
Georgetown Middle School students and advisors offer Rita's Italian Ice to walkers. Ready to refresh the walkers are Victoria Smith, advisor, (l-r) Victoria Diaz-Hanzer, Gabby Guy, Jazmin Lykins, Caleb Jackson, Angela Wilson, advisor, and Tyller Jackson. ( yes 2 l's in Tyller BY DENY HOWETH
Linda Risk, director, (l-r) sponsor award recipient Sheila Morrow, Pot Nets Communities, Taylor DeMario, team coordinator, and Kate Cowperthwait, president, present an award for 2014. BY DENY HOWETH
Top fundraisers are the 40 Zoom Zooms, from All Saints Church on target to reach or surpass last year's amount of $28,000. BY DENY HOWETH
Walkers cross the bridge to begin the 2014 walk. BY DENY HOWETH
The skies cleared May 30 for the annual Delaware Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society Walk MS 2014.
Delaware's statewide Walk MS is a nationwide rallying point to help raise critical funds that support cutting-edge research, drive change through advocacy, facilitate professional education, and provide programs and services to help people with MS move their lives forward.
More than 300 loved ones, friends, and neighbors were hosted by Baywood Greens for the Sussex Walk MS.
