DATE: April 10, 2004 (Saturday) FUNCTION: Susan B. Komen, Race for the Cure 
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 | As far as your eyes could see (both directions, there was great support for this race and the support of all the participants helping to raise money for the defeat this disease. |  |
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| |  | The work on the Bank One building didn't stop today, the jack hammers and this welder was being hoisted up as we walked down the street |
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| |  | at the 2 mile marker, you had a chance to get a drink of water and a stop for the potty if needed |
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 | The Ones Celebrating their fight against this disease were honored on stage along with some very emotional speeches and songs |  |
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The Fort Worth Star Telegram reported that 15,443 walkers and runners participated, raising $820,000 (with donations still coming in) for "The Race for the Cure" Fort Worth Star Telegram Article |
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After the walk, we went to Seventh Street Café located at 2736 W. 7th Street for brunch. The Café was very crowded and to make it worse, "some of us" forgot to relay to Karyn that we had more folks coming, messing up her reservation count - our apologies. |
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