Relay For Life
We were a Silver Team that year. We ended the run with $4500! It was a tough year for donations but we somehow exceeded our goal. Hard work but fun times! We pray it is just the amount needed to find the CURE!!!! Below are a few of the pics taken that night.
Survivors lap
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My daughter Amanda & me at our camp site.
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Our camp site & team members.
Another team member survivor Kristi Miller (on the right end)
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One of 4 team members that are cancer survivors. Elaine McNeely with her husband.
Team members Pam McPherson & Debbie Paterson.
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Me & Amanda
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The quilt that Elaine had made for one of our fund raisers. So pretty!
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Relay is always a special event - so life changing. If you are tired of losing loved ones to cancer I urge you to get involved next year any way you can. It feels good to fight back!
Relay For Life 2010
We had such a great team again this year. Our total was $5,576.50 which brought us up to the Gold level. We won second place at "Most Money Raised" here in Granbury. We're all VERY proud of that! I pray this money will help find the CURE! It's time we see the end of cancer forever.
Below you will see pictures from our
Relay Garage Sale and the Relay itself.
Below you will see pictures from our
Relay Garage Sale and the Relay itself.
Above is our SNN 2010 Team. Some of our group is not in the picture.
 Me & my daughter Amanda at our Relay Garage Sale |
 Kristi Miller, 5 time cancer survivor! |
 Deb helping with the sale. |
 Elaine McNeely, cancer survivor. |
 Pam working hard at the sale. |
 It was a windy hot day but we still made over $600. |
Below lots of pics from Relay night!
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This is our first American Cancer Society Relay For Life team 2009: "Stuff 'N' Nonsense"! We came in second on our donations out of 45 teams here in Granbury. We won first place for our Spirit Stick! What a special journey this was!
About a week before Relay we had a plant sale at the shop.
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Plant sale partners! Me
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More plant sale helpers.
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Our campsite riddled by high winds! The wind thankfully died down that night.
Our team poster before the wind really got it. The theme for our campsite was the year 2000 and we chose to go with the Y2K Bug theme.
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Opening ceremony.
Below Debbie is showing off our team banner. It is a framed crochet piece my aunt made me while she was sitting in the hospital with her daughter (my cousin) as she was dying from cancer. It has special meaning for me and is always hung at the store. Sitting on the table is our winning Spirit Stick.
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Amanda ready
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Team members planning our walking schedule. On the far right is Carol Harris our top team member - bringing in over $1000! Our whole team totaled $3486!
Cynthia sporting her face painting.
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Our 19 year survivor Carol Harris making her survivor lap.
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Me & my daughter
Amanda in front of our camp site.
Linda doing a bit of her belly dance routine. She has too much energy! Makes the rest of us look bad!
Sally Oubre, Becky & Amanda holding our award winning Spirit Stick!
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This is what it's all about - happy survivors!
