3-Day Breast Cancer Walk
60 miles Cupertino-to-San Francisco
July 28-30, 2000

This web site was created by Joe Seidler in deep appreciation of his wife.
Although Marcia Seidler is the one highlighted here (after all I have to sleep with her),
we all feel this page belongs to all of the 3,000 walkers and 500 volunteer crew.

Scroll down the page to see everything,
or click on one of the links below.

T-shirt, Training, DAY ZERO - Prep

DAY ONE - Friday

DAY TWO - Saturday

DAY THREE - Sunday

Messages from the Walkers, Family and Friends

This was the 4th of 7 Avon 3-Day Breast Cancer Walks scheduled in 2000.
The San Francisco Walk raised $6.2 million (net) for breast cancer research.

Links to other walkers' sites:
Links to newspaper articles:
Links to breast cancer sites:
Lisa's 3-Day Walk Site
San Francisco Examiner Article
Breast Cancer Events and Conferences
Los Altos Town Crier Article #1
Breast Cancer Orgs and Information
Los Altos Town Crier Article #2

note to AOL users

Marcia's 3-Day Breast Cancer Walk T-shirt
with the names of her donors and those touched by breast cancer.


Training

April - July, 2000


Tracy Bahlo (training leader) Meeting at Rancho Shopping Center


Tent mates The 'fast' girls The shy ones


Standing:
Lorraine Strassman, Eva Tomlinson, Susan McConnell, Judy Wainwright, Lynn Wedel, Jane Ferguson, Sydell Lewis

Kneeling:
Sue Marsh, Carol Pursifull, Marcia Seidler, Darlene Feldstein, Lenore Jones



Never let an opportunity go by to... streeeetch!

DAY ZERO - Prep

Thursday, July 27, 2000

Thursday morning Marcia attended the introduction and safety sessions.
She received her photo and wrist badges which are required to participate and get your tent assignment.
The 1 hour safety video ended with - no whining!
The motto for the walk is: STAY ALERT - STAY ALIVE.

Media coverage: KNTV/ABC (San Jose) and KGO-TV/ABC (San Francisco)


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