Walk For Kids Wraps Around a Much Bigger Course than Expected
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And they're off! Hundreds of participants, whether from an organization, business, or simply a family, took off for the walk.
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(From left): Ben, Tony, Rose, and Tiffany Santamaria gather for a family picture moments before they start the 5k walk.
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Community members and volunteers all head to the start line.
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Bright and early, participants took off for the walk at 8:30 a.m.
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(From left): Angie McNeil, Ethan and Jen Smith head to the start line. Ethan came prepared as he wears his Ronald McDonald gear for the walk.
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The Chase team came prepared with a mascot and signs that helped motivated and cheered people on.
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(From left): Linda, Leilani, and Anna Villa moments before they meet up with their Wells Fargo group to start the 5k.
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Volunteers (from left) Melissa, Stacey, and Joanna were on the sidelines clapping, shouting, and cheering as the participants walked the 5k route.
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