Event Details
Location:
Virtual Walk | Map | More Details
Activities Begin:
10:00 AM PT
We Move Ceremony & Walk:
Virtual
Contact:
Alexis Rodriguez
ph: 760-852-6015
arodriguez@parkinson.org
Honor Roll
| Teams | ||
|---|---|---|
| Daltile and Stone | $6,685.00 | |
| OC Tremble Clefs | $750.00 | |
| PAOC / PEP4U | $700.00 | |
| UCI Physical Therapy | $320.00 | |
| Southwest Superstars! | $305.00 | |
| Becky's Beauties | $215.00 | |
| Ciccone | $165.00 | |
| Rock Steady South OC | $125.00 | |
| Team Momma/Mema | $100.00 | |
| TEAM MELODY | $55.00 | |
| Participants | ||
|---|---|---|
| Todd Lehr | $2,410.00 | Donate |
| Susan Dissinger | $710.00 | Donate |
| Cheley Krivanek | $540.00 | Donate |
| Brian Watson | $500.00 | Donate |
| Karen Skipper | $335.00 | Donate |
| Betsaida Cruz-Coble | $320.00 | Donate |
| Joe Lander | $300.00 | Donate |
| Dan Butterfield | $250.00 | Donate |
| Sam Torres | $250.00 | Donate |
| Simone Beaudoin | $215.00 | Donate |
| All Event Teams | ||
|---|---|---|
| Southwest Superstars! | 305$305.00 | |
| Becky's Beauties | 215$215.00 | |
| Becerra Por Vida | 0$0.00 | |
| Team Cheri | 0$0.00 | |
| Ciccone | 165$165.00 | |
| UCI Physical Therapy | 320$320.00 | |
| Team Snyder Law | 0$0.00 | |
| OC Tremble Clefs | 750$750.00 | |
| Daltile and Stone | 6685$6,685.00 | |
| PAOC / PEP4U | 700$700.00 | |
| Team Momma/Mema | 100$100.00 | |
| Team Hoag | 0$0.00 | |
| Fight Club RSB | 0$0.00 | |
| Right at Home | 0$0.00 | |
| Sue's Shakers | 0$0.00 | |
| Vora's team | 0$0.00 | |
| TEAM MELODY | 55$55.00 | |
| PG | 0$0.00 | |
| On Time | 50$50.00 | |
| Kathleen's Crew | 0$0.00 | |
| Rock Steady South OC | 125$125.00 | |
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