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AIDS walk Delaware held in Rehoboth Beach
The Walk planning committee gathered in front of Walgreens' donation flags for a photo. Shown are (l-r) Michael Cox, flag bearer; Molly Warren, Delaware HIV consortium staff member; Sharyn Warwick, planning committee; Glen Pruitt, Delaware HIV Consortium director of quality assurance; Muriel Hogan, CAMP Rehoboth. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
October 15, 2014
The Steppin' for a Cure team exceeded their fundraising goals this year. Shown are (l-r) Tiffany Milan, Geraldine Nolan, Edna Wilson, Cindy Palmer and Ruth Jones. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
The Auto Gallery Hot Rods gather for a pre-walk photo. Shown are (l-r) Barb Kessler, Ben Rowland, Bryan Hecksher, Diane Casapulla and Mark Noble. In front is Reynolds, a 32 year survivor of HIV. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Haley Truitt, left, and April Feague represented Kent Sussex Community Services in Saturday’s 2014 AIDS Walk Delaware in Rehoboth Beach. Kent Sussex Community Services provides HIV counseling, substance abuse and mental health treatment, Smart Start for a health pregnancy, Voluntary Acknowledgement of Paternity and additional services for residents of Kent and Sussex counties. SOURCE SUBMITTED
Walking as a family are (l-r) Teagan and Kylie Parker and Rebekah Parsons. Parsons is a Board Member Delaware HIV Consortium. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Delaware AIDS Walk corporate sponsor Walgreens presented a check for over $20,000 to the walk. Shown are (l-r) Jennifer Hill, Rehoboth Walgreens store manager; Deanna Savage, Milton store manager; Walt Meding, Long Neck store manager; Pat Lewis, Lewes store manager; Sharyn Warwick, planning committee; and Glen Pruitt, Delaware HIV Consortium director of Quality Assurances. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
The walkers leave Grove Park and make their way to the boardwalk followed by a walk back to Grove Park. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
The 2014 AIDS Walk Delaware presented by Walgreens held its 28th Annual walk, the 10th year for the Rehoboth Walk, on Sept. 27. The AIDS Walk Delaware is a collaboration of AIDS Delaware and the Delaware HIV Consortium. The walk benefits people in Delaware living with HIV/AIDS, as well as preventative education, outreach and testing throughout the state.
