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Walk raises funds for MS

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The National Multiple Sclerosis Society staff and volunteers gather behind the MS banner for a photo. Shown are (l-r) Jillian Hunsicker, Walk MS manager; Sheila Morrow, Pot-Nets director of administrative services; Dawn Haeffner, Pot-Nets director of communication; Anna Mae Rabatin, MS committee member; Carolyn Fritz, MS committee member; and Melanie Hieronimus, MS Walk specialist.
Steven Billups
May 30, 2018
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The Sussex County MS Shore Group held its second annual MS Foundation Walk at Colonial East. The organizers of the walk gather for a photo during the event. Shown are (l-r) Monroe Colvett, Zoom-Zooms co-captain; Dee Santana, top fundraiser; Jamie Colvett, Zoom-Zoom co-captain; Patty Bennett, second-highest fundraiser; Kody O’Bear, grand marshal; and Kay Oesterling, Zoom- Zooms top fundraiser.
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The Kirkpatrick family from Millsboro showed up, ready to walk in the rain. Shown are (l-r) Lilly McCallister, Alyssa Alderuggi, Angela Stackhouse, Charles Kirkpatrick, Doris Kirkpatrick, Leilani Brogan, Aakailya Edwards and Leah Ebberman.
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The Straight Out of Myelin team from Laurel gathers for photo prior to the event. Shown are (l-r) Beth Beales, Trish Hitchens and Barbara, John and Jennifer Bowden.
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Walking for Bill Wentzel in Lewes are family members Nancy, Tom and Cindy Wentzel.
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MeMaw’s Angels team gathers before the walk for a photo. Shown are (l-r) Jennifer Harrison, John Zell, Kelsy Crown, Haley Wise, Cody Wise, Wynnanne Walters, Susan Taylor and Kristin Wise. MeMaw’s was the fifth highest fundraiser.
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Walking for friends are Unity Rehoboth Beach Spiritual Center members Bob Haggett, left, and Dan Laughman.
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Arlene’s Army from Independence brought out a large team. Shown standing in the back are (l-r) Bob Biggs, Mary Beth Casey, Maggie Rupp, Rich Watson, Jeff Levine and Warren Campbell. In front are Andy D’Aloisio, Carolyn Baronouski, Wendy Cramer, Team Captain Arlene Gordon, Joni Levine, Sharon Campbell, Fred Cibelli, Wendy Biggs and Jeff Gordon. Arlene’s Army was the fourth highest fundraiser.
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Jillian Hunsicker, Walk MS manager, motivates the crowd and gives out route information prior to the walk.
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With a staggered start because of the rain, these hearty walkers make their way around the lake at Pot-Nets Lakeside.

The National Multiple Sclerosis Society and the Multiple Sclerosis Foundation held their annual walks May 18 and 19. The Multiple Sclerosis Foundation walk was organized by the Sussex County MS Shore Group and was held in Colonial East development. The Sussex County MS Shore Group helps those with the disease keep active and stay aware of new developments to help with their condition. The heavy rain prevented the walk, but the Shore Group gathered in the Colonial East Clubhouse and made the event a fundraising social get-together.

The National Multiple Sclerosis Society Greater Delaware Valley Chapter's 17th annual walk was held in Pot-Nets Lakeside. The National MS Society walks help fund research and provide program services for MS patients nationwide. Robert Tunnell will match what Tunnell residents raise for the walk.

 

 

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