Randolph County Relay for Life 2007

Every time I attend one of these, I remember Dad walking the survivor lap back in 2002. He may have been the last one to cross the line, but he did it and I was so proud of him. Fast forward to 2007 and what is running through my mind is how over the past 5 year my luminaries have changed from In Honor to In Memory. Cancer sucks. If you have never attended a relay, I would say take time out and go, it is an amazing event and such a good cause. The sight of all those lighted bags around the track is a great way to honor those who have battled and continue to battle this dreadful disease. Between me, Mom, Jerry & Sharon, Kim, Candice and Jada, we had one corner of the track lit up with the luminaries that we had bought to honor our loved ones. Below is some of the pics.

Actually we had two corners are luminaries started on this corner and were mixed all the way around to the other corner.

View from the other side of the track.

These are a couple of Mom's and my bags that I grabbed before I left.

In Memory of
Charles H. Morgan, Marie C. Lockart, Lenna S. Morgan, Logan Lockart Jr., Bob Stine, Jeannie Jackson, Rick Jackson, Betty Lockart, Glenn Brookshire, Denzil Morgan, Chuck Crowder, Larry Crowder, Larry Williams, Larry Scott, Carl Glasco, Smiley Wise, Thelma Williams, Milton Sinnard, Sherman Scott, Jim Smith, Shelby Scott

In Honor of
Charles W. Morgan, Edna Branham, James A. Morgan, Alroy Long, Erline Cane, Bea Lachler