The NS News team was running in support of co-worker Diane Waters. From left: Josie Hughes, Janine Coney, Sharon Gautreau, Catherine Lane and Shari Hughes.

For five years now Sue Eaton, seen here with five-month old Bryce Wilson, has put a team together in loving memory of her husband.

Dressed in sparkly blue wigs and balloon hats, the Girl Guides team hit the track. From left: Mary Anne Mackay, Pamela Pellegrini, Kathy Stubbs and Barbara Zoeller.

Canadian Cancer volunteers Ursula Forrestal (left) and Joan Beddoes are also the recruitment chair and treasurer of the resource centre.

Attracting all kinds of attention with their bone breaking stunts were Studio Martial Arts instructors Darioush Soheili (left) and Hamid Asna.

Demonstrating their martial arts prowess to the crowd were John winchester (from left), Shaya Roudafshan and Christian Duntz.

This is the first year that Karen Locher (left) and Sherri Kreklau have run in memory of their sister and mother, Julie "Jewels" Atherton.

Bocci ball players Bill Fletcher (left) and Henry Fair were gearing up for the finals.

Teachers Christy Redmond (left) and Patti Fletcher are both cancer survivors whose compelling stories are an inspiration to others.

Their antennae bobbled up and down as they ran. Sandra Woods (left) and Diane Poirier were members of Chris' Crawlers.

Now that's the way to do it. Strolling around the track hand in hand were sweethearts Yvette Kreklau and Steve Fox.

Canadian Cancer Society regional manager Bren Bailey was out there with everyone else running in the sun. Her smile tells it all.