Hope Lutheran students complete breast-cancer-fighting adventure

(Photos courtesy Hope Lutheran School)
That’s Tracy Dart, West Seattle breast-cancer survivor and activist, high-fiving a Hope Lutheran student at the end of the fifth-grade class’s special journey. Hope’s Bil Hood explains:

Last fall the Fifth Grade Class at Hope Lutheran School decided to do what they could to help out Team Tracy as they participated in the Susan G. Komen 3-Day Walk for breast cancer research. It started with writing encouraging letters that the members of Team Tracy could read while they were participating in the walk and grew from there.

The students wanted to walk as well. They decided that they would not be able to do 60 miles, like the members of the 3-Day did, but they could walk around the block. And for the last several weeks, they hit the street in all kinds of weather aiming to walk 60 laps.

Last Friday they were joined by Tracy herself and other members of Team Tracy as they completed their 60th lap around the block.

By the way – tonight’s the night that Team Tracy is the beneficiary of the first-ever fundraising Monday Night Scrabble tournament at Skylark CafĂ© and Club (WSB sponsor) – starting at 7:15 pm

3 Replies to "Hope Lutheran students complete breast-cancer-fighting adventure"

  • WSMom December 7, 2010 (7:16 am)

    Way to go 5th Graders!!! I don’t know if you can tell by the pictures, but this is the nicest group of kids I’ve had the pleasure of getting to know!!

  • Cami December 7, 2010 (9:08 am)

    Tracy rocks! Inspiring our youth!

  • Aylin Moya December 7, 2010 (6:01 pm)

    I wish my school can do that too

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