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Easterseals Delaware & Maryland’s Eastern Shore holds Walk With Me Delmarva
Easterseals executives and VIPs gather in the gazebo at Baywood for a photo. Shown are (l-r) Ken Sklenar, CE0, Easterseals; Winnie Lewis, Sussex County Advisory Committee chair; Neil Richman, Sussex Advisory Committee; Kenzie Pickett, 2017 Walk With Me Ambassador; Tara Pickett, Kenzie's mom; Sussex Advisory Committee members Teresa Salinardo, Dewey Bivans, Jamie Doane, David Doane, and Milt Warren; and Rep. Ron Gray, R-Selbyville. STEVEN BILLUPS PHOTOS
October 28, 2017
Waiting for the rest of their team from Del-One Credit Union are (l-r) Jessica Kidwell, Marc Kidwell and Eric Viramonyes.
The Tidemark Federal Credit Union team is excited to get started. Shown are (l-r) Casey Hall, Carol Miller, Tim Morrisey, Bonnie Francis, Sherry Shockley and Karen Woodland.
Already having fun are (l-r) Ken Osman, Kristen Culler and Lorraine Bozman.
Walking for AMVETS Post 22 are (l-r) Liz Lindsey, John Fanelli, Bob Shields Jr., Buddy, and Karen Shields.
Miss Delaware 2017 Chelsea Bruce is happy to meet Anita Wallach.
Walking in support of Easterseals Ambassador Kenzie Pickett are (l-r) Kenzie and Tara Pickett, Kirk and Gina Pavoni, Grata Mauriello and George Seaford.
Crossing the cart bridge is the traditional start for the Easterseals Walk.
The walk proceeds on the trail around the Baywood Greens golf course.
The Easterseals Delaware & Maryland’s Eastern Shore Walk With Me Delmarva event was held Oct. 15 at Baywood Greens. The walk united hundreds of Easterseals families and supporters in Southern Delaware and along Maryland’s Eastern Shore to raise funds for Easterseals services to benefit the lives of local individuals and families living with disabilities.
“The Walk With Me Delmarva event has always been a great time that helps connect families, friends and neighbors as a community working toward a great cause, supporting services for people with disabilities living in our local community,” said Linda Forte, event coordinator. “We need help from the public to continue to serve families in lower Delaware and on Maryland’s Eastern Shore.”
