- I’m doing a relay next year! It’s for cancer research and awareness.
- A better shot of the cart
- Nice flip-shades, Ma.
- Sam’s Grandma Carol, her brother, Ali, and her dad, Charlie.
- Sam waiting to walk her lap.
- Sam with her mom, Janice, and her dad, Charlie, who also has cancer.
- This is part of the relay track.
- More of the relay track
- Gearing up before the relay began
- The start of the relay was led by the Scottish Pipers.
- Sam’s was asked to lead the relay. What an honour to be the youngest participant ever!
- Sam walking during the relay – taking her sweet time!
- Baby Sam’s team
- The Prostate Cancer Team
- Sam’s team banner
- People walking showing their support for Cancer Research.
- Sam’s family walking. Jan had to pick her up. Sam was getting tired!
- The end is near!
- Sam finished her lap!
- Taryn, Sam’s big sister, watching from the sidelines.
- some other participants from another team – there were a lot of teams!
- The url of the cancer victim who wrote a book and signed a copy for Sam, when he met her, before he passed on…
- Jan and Sam waiting for cake after the relay
- Eating cake afterwards. Yummy!
- My old high school friend. Her daughter has cancer.
- Sam with dad, Charlie, getting a gift after the relay. So proud of her!
- Not at the relay, but cute pic of Sam. She knows how to wave! Bye!
I thought I’d try my hand at a slideshow. (You can watch it or click to flip from one slide to the next…)
I had a lot of pictures of Baby Sam, now 1.5 years old, from the Relay For Life, a cancer research and awareness event that was held in June 2013. I made a video of her, too. You might have missed it, so I included it below. It’s inspiring, and Sam even says “Good Girl” (her version of it) in it, repeating me, as she was walking her lap! She’s so awesome; you gotta love this little trooper! But now she’s not really a baby anymore… *weeping*… She’s now “Sam” or “Sammi” and is beginning to learn how to talk. She says “tuck” for truck, “dink” for drink, and “Bub” for Bubble Guppies. She’s adorable! 🙂 Read More