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Relay for Life July 21, 2007
Participants in Craig’s first American Cancer Society Relay for Life pass in front of the large sign created by luminarias lit in memory or in honor of cancer victims. More than 1,000 luminarias lined the track and another 220 created the words “hope” and ”cure” at Moffat County High School on Friday night during the city’s first American Cancer Society fundraising event. The relay continues through noon today.
Friends Katharine Keiss, 13, from left, Katie Berkoff, 11, and Riley Johnston, 12, shelter themselves from the drizzling rain Friday evening while listening to speakers at Craig’s first Relay for Life.
Dr. Paul MacLean speaks to the crowd at Craig’s first Relay for Life event Friday evening at Moffat County High School. He spoke about the ways scientists use the money raised for the American Cancer Society to conduct research.
Toni Lombardi, left, and her mother, Lori Lombardi, of Oak Creek, stand together as they listen to the opening ceremonies Friday night at Relay for Life.
Cancer survivors walk the survivors’ lap Friday night at the Moffat County High School track after fireworks and a balloon release started their honorary walk.
Peggy Hough, left, and Linda Griffith cheer for survivors as they make their way around the track at Relay for Life on Friday. “Every year, it’s going to get bigger,” Griffith said about Craig’s inaugural event.
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