The
Relay For Life represents the hope that those lost to
cancer will never be forgotten, that those who face cancer will be supported,
and that one day, cancer will be eliminated. Teams
come together to build community spirit, to honor loved ones and fight cancer
and have fun in the process.
Relay for Life
2007 of South County Hunterdon
Friday June 1st
through Saturday June 2nd
Hunterdon
County 4-H Agricultural Fairgrounds
Route 179, Ringoes, NJ
In May 1985, Dr. Gordy Klatt, a colorectal surgeon
and avid runner, took the first step of his 24-hour walk/run around a track in
Tacoma, Washington. He clocked 83 miles, raising $27,000 to support the
American Cancer Society. The following year, 220 supporters on 19 teams joined
Dr. Klatt in this overnight event, and the American
Cancer Society Relay For Life was born.
Over the last 22 years, Relay For Life has spread to over 3,800
communities in the United States and eight foreign countries. What began as one
mans statement in the fight against cancer has led to the development of a
worldwide event to help banish cancer.
Schedule
Of Events
4:00 PM Registration
& Teams start to set up
5:00 PM Survivors
Dinner in Barn 2
6:00 PM Opening
Ceremony
Committee Introduction
Address Linda Lenox,
East Amwell Township Councilmember
Event Blessing Rev.
Michael Spildorn
Pledge of Allegiance
National Anthem soloist Sabrina Anderson
1st Lap Survivors
Victory Lap
2nd Lap Caregivers
& Survivors Hope Lap
All Team Lap (display a decorated
banner & show your team spirit)
DJ gets us started to Race For A Cure!!!
Team Fundraising starts
[Fundraising Alley]
6:008:00 Scavenger
Hunt (see the
7:00 PM NASCAR
Lap
8:00 PM Luau
Lap
9:00 PM Luminaria
Ceremony
Survivors, patients battling cancer,
and those who have lost their battle with cancer are honored during the Luminaria
ceremony. Luminaria with the honored persons' names on them are placed around
the track and lit at dusk. These Luminaria stay lit all night and literally, as
well as symbolically, light the way for walkers through the darkness.
Ceremony Introduction
Cindy
Prayer Chaplain Jim
DeVries
Bridge Over Troubled Water soloist Andrew
accompanied by Robby on acoustic guitar from DARK
Silent Lap Honoring
those in their fight with cancer &
in Memory of those who lost their battle with cancer.
10:00
PM Glow In The Dark Lap
11:00
PM Crazy Hat Lap Live
Music by ______________
11-ish PM PIZZA PARTY in Survivor Barn
complements of Franks Pizza-Ringoes
12:00
PM Favorite Sports Team Lap
1:00 AM Bridesmaid/Prom Dress Lap
2:00 AM Crazy Pajama Lap (Wildest Acceptable Pajama
Fashion Show)
3:00 AM Music Lap Name That Tune
4:00 AM Backwards Lap Everything Backwards
5:00 AM Disney Theme Lap
6:00 AM Bed Head Lap
7:00 AM Limbo Lap BAGEL BREAKFAST Barn 4
Pork Roll Sandwiches
& other items for purchase Barn 3
8:0012:00 All
Relay Yard Sale Barn 3 (All proceeds to benefit the American Cancer Society)
8:00 AM Chicken Dance Lap
9:00 AM Lip Sync Lap
10:00
AM Patriotic
Lap Old Fashioned Cars
should be arriving
11:00
AM Purple
Lap
12:00 Noon All Team Final Lap Closing
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