Grand Terrace Turns Pink for Breast Cancer Awareness
Photo Courtesy of: Kimberly Cooper
Maria Fraser, head Zumba instructor and event coordinator (left) and Grand Terrace Woman’s Club Immediate Past President Debbie Earle (right) dressed in pink, supporting breast cancer research and awareness.
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Maria Fraser, Zumba instructor and Party in Pink event coordinator, stated, “I am thankful that I can help and support the cause to help fight cancer, and I hope to do it even bigger than this next year. It was a great turnout!”
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Zumba instructors from left: Tania Villalbazo, Katy Vincent, Darlene Duron, Maggie Gonzalez, Maria Fraser, Carol Diaz and Mary Beth Correra.
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Maria Fraser announced raffle ticket numbers for the prize giveaways.
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From left: DJs Lupe Diaz and Martin Moran explained how they enjoy supporting the Party in Pink Breast Cancer Event. “Whatever we can do for our community, we are here,” said Diaz.
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Herbert Jaco and his 9-year-old grandson, Joseph Jaco, got on the dance floor and jammed to the music, supporting the Party in Pink Breast Cancer Event.
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Wearing their self-made pink shirts that read “Fight” and “Cure,” Kim Hays (left) and daughter Emily Hays (right) came to support breast cancer awareness together.
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Beautifully pink-wrapped gifts were on the Party in Pink Zumba table to be raffled off.
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(Standing from left), Rudy Garcia and Debbie Earle and (sitting, from left) Lori Garcia and Monique Stanckiewitz collected donations for the raffle.
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Zumba instructors Mary Beth Correra and Maria Fraser show the Party in Pink-goers a couple of moves to the DJs’ music.
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Zumba instructors Maria Fraser and Maggie Gonzalez join the Party in Pink participants on the dance floor.
November 6, 2013 at 12:38pm. Views: 62
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