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on to share how his wife had two family members die from cancer in one year, one of which he found himself present in the relative's house when she died and seeing family members saying good bye.
That same year Cabrera had a family member in Dinuba, Karen Kinnerly, who also passed away and left a young daughter behind.
“Why? Why!?” He asked. “I still ask myself that today. But despite all of this that gets me so mad, so sad and angry... there’s still that hope. That is why we’re here today... It could be me tomorrow that’s going through this. We’ve got to be here together to support each other. We’ve got to be here together to raise money for research, so that our kids don’t have to know about this, so that our kids don’t have to go through losing a loved one.”
Cabrera ended his comments with a plea to the crowd to support the survivors in
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No. 3 - Patterson Wellness Warriors: $6,087
Top Three Adult Fundraisers
No. 1 - Luisa Sanchez: $4,446 No. 2 - Marie Castillo: $2,533 No. 3 - Karen Fier: $1,485
Top Youth Fundraiser
Destiny Ochoa - $224
Most Cancer Survivors on a team
No. 1 -Team Lil Brother: 14 survivors
No. 2 -Dinuba Unified School District: Eight survivors
No. 3 - Sun Valley / Sanchez Family and Friends: Six survivors
Most Spirited Team
No.1-BestBuy
No. 2 - Team Lil Brother
No. 3 - Patterson Wellness Warriors
Best Decorated Campsite
No.1-BestBuy
No. 2 - Dinuba Unified School District No. 3 - Walmart Team 5394
Road to Recovery Car Show
No. 1 - Wilson Dinuba 4H No. 2 - Best Buy
No. 3 - Investors For Life
Road to Recovery Car Race
No. 1 - Team Anguiano Family and Friends
No. 2 - Team Lil Brother No. 3 - Cutler Orosi Kiwanis
Photos by Rick Curiel | The Sentinel
attendance, wearing purple shirts.
“Give them a hug, because they’re going through something that many of us don’t even know what it’s like... Let’s cheer them on. Let’s just be there for them throughout
the day. And let’s end this!”
2018 Results
To date, the Dinuba Relay For Life event has raised $61,000. Fundraising is year round and 2018 totals will be accepted through Aug. 31.
Funds were raised in Dinuba and the surrounding communities through donations from family and friends, business sponsors and several fundraisers including raffles, yard sales, coin can collections, a 5K run, a silent auction, Bark For Life and more.
Over 14 years the Dinuba Relay For Life events have raised a cumulative total of $1.4 million to benefit the American Cancer Society.
This year’s main event featured 22 teams.
More than 225 people participated with an additional 350 estimated in attendance. Approximately 90 survivors attended the
event, many participating on teams. Approximately 2,200 Luminarias lined
the track.
Thirty-four hair donations were made to
help create wigs for cancer patients. Pose Salon donated their time to cut the hair.
The 2018 Event co-leads were Luisa Sanchez, Angie Arroyo, Karen Fier and Trinidad Rodriguez.
The award winners were announced at the closing ceremony on Saturday night.
Top Three Fundraising Teams
No. 1 - Sun Valley / Sanchez Family and Friends: $9,246
No. 2 - Best Buy: $8,816
Above: Relay For Life Event Coordinator Luisa Sanchez speaks at the opening ceremonies.
Right: A band entertains those at the Dinuba Relay For Life. Below: Guest speaker Tony Cabrera of ABC 30 becomes emotional as he tells the story of how cancer has impacted his family.
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