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E-racing the Blues holds 4th Annual Walk
Team Kevin, walking for Kevin Lehm, who committed suicide May 25, gather on the Bandstand prior to the walk. Shown in back are (l-r) Dr. Michael Rogers, Victor DeLeon, Linda Kay, Mike Crough, Rob Pugh and
Pete Curcio. In front are Lise DeLeon, Doris Rogers, Yvonne Lehm, Cyndi Lehm (Kevin's mother), Stephan Lehm (Kevin's father), Bonnie Crough, Maleah Maness, Amanda Maness, Leighton Pugh, Kelly Crough and Tina Curcio.
May 11, 2017
Led by members of Team Kevin, the walk makes its way down Rehoboth Avenue toward The Grove park.
Connections peer support specialist Sherry Hunt, left, gets some tickets for Ed, center, and Charlie Gossett.
Pauline Powell of atTack Addiction talks with Tish Grey about the program. AtTack Addiction’s mission is “to spread the word about addiction by educating students and the community, assisting families in their quest for information, and supporting those in recovery.”
Dr. Uday Jani of Shore View Medical brought out friends, staff and family for the walk. Shown are (l-r) Puja, Neepa, Riya and Uday Jani; Sara Wharton and Nolan Warton; Sherri Jones; Kelli Marks; Terri Fitzgerald; and Sharon Baker. In front is Nala, the dog.
Stacy Smith, right, a therapist from People’s Place, hands a potential prize ticket to Tammy Eitner.
Tina and Madison Moyer make their way past the tables, getting a ticket from Trinity Coleman, a recovery peer coach from Recovery Innovations.
Angie and Gary Cottingham collect a ticket from Bill and Barbara Hammond of the Mental Health Association of Rehoboth.
The Mental Health Association in Delaware held its annual E-Racing the Blues Walk for Mental Health April, 29 in Rehoboth Beach. Hosted by the Sunrise Rotary Club, participants walk from the Bandstand to Grove Park where mental health-related organizations exhibited their services, passing out prize tickets to all walkers who visited. Walkers proceeded through the park and back down Rehoboth Avenue to the Bandstand where refreshments were served and prizes won.
