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AIDS Walk Delaware held in Rehoboth Beach
Mayor Paul Kuhns, left, is joined by JuliAnne Crais, the Rehoboth walk coordinator.
October 18, 2018
AIDS Walk Delaware was held Sept. 22 at Grove Park in Rehoboth Beach. AIDS Walk Delaware is the state’s largest HIV/AIDS fundraiser and awareness event. Proceeds benefit several AIDS service organizations, including AIDS Delaware, Delaware HIV Consortium, Ministry of Caring, Beautiful Gate Outreach Center, Faith Community Partnership and CAMP Rehoboth.
Rehoboth Mayor Paul Kuhns addressed the walkers before the start of the walk. In his address, Kuhns said, “I know many leaders in the HIV activist community will join me, thanking all of you for your vision and fierce dedication to the fight against AIDS.”
Mayor Paul Kuhns, left, is joined by JuliAnne Crais, the Rehoboth walk coordinator.
Representatives from the Rehoboth Beach Democratic Women supported the walk. Shown are (l-r) Diane Bennett, Tara Burns and Sallie Rush.
The Diamond State Walkers are ready for the walk. Shown are Helen Levering, Michael Cox and Mary Foley.
The Sunshine Walkers from Epworth United Methodist Church gather behind their banner for a photo. Shown are (l-r) David Hagelin, Miriam Barton, Brett Svensson, Jana Kamminga and Jeff McGuire.
Cape Henlopen High School walkers are (l-r) Kelly Buruca, Kelly Collins and Fran Narvage.
Gathered for a photo are (l-r) Max Dick, Sharyn Warwick and Kathy Wiz.
The Rehoboth Beach Bears gather for a photo. Shown are (l-r) Dale Anderson, Bill Correll, Rocky Bible, Jon Garney, Glen Pruitt and Ben Reavis.
The walkers make their way out of Grove Park, each carrying a carnation.
On the Boardwalk, the carnations are placed in front of the big AIDS ribbon, in remembrance of the loved ones lost.
