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Highlights of this record-setting walk included: *150 "Web walkers" from 23 states and Australia *123 Nashville walkers *The Washington County Sheriff's Dept. donated $1,100 back to the Foundation to be given to the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network. *The Jeanenne Thompson Foundation, Inc. donated $14,250 to the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network. Left: Jeanenne's daughters Christi Merritt and Dawn Keith, and her sister Carolyn Detering. | ||
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Below left: Walkers in Nashville. Below right: A family of Web walkers in Georgia walked in memory of Pumpkin's previous owner, who died of pancreatic cancer last year. | ||
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Below: Tribute balloons released in Nashville turned into a heart shape in the sky, followed by the appearance of a beautiful rainbow! | ||
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Below left: Debi, Alan, Riley & Sam Edwards lost their father, Dayton Groennert, to pancreatic cancer; to their right is Ruth Ann Richards, who lost her father, Gus Kolweier. | ||
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Above right: Presentation of Check to Washington Co. Sheriff Charles Parker, with Christi Merritt, her aunt Carolyn Detering, and her sister Dawn Keith. The sheriff generously donated the money back to the Foundation, to be given to the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network. | ||
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