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Published:Thursday | September 14, 2023 | 12:08 AM
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From left: Guest speaker, author and chief executive officer of Epic Transformation, Stacey Hines, was joined by long-standing supporters of the run, Alex V. Sterling, executive liaison to Dr Terri-Karelle Reid, and host and author, Dr Reid.
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From left: Guest speaker, author and chief executive officer of Epic Transformation, Stacey Hines, was joined by long-standing supporters of the run, Alex V. Sterling, executive liaison to Dr Terri-Karelle Reid, and host and author, Dr Reid.
Dr Cassida Jones Johnson is all smiles in her pink maxi shirt dress.
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Dr Cassida Jones Johnson is all smiles in her pink maxi shirt dress.
Mick McGrane (right), head of sales and marketing of Toyota Jamaica, is joined by his wife Melissa Hendrickson in support of the event to be held on October 29.
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Mick McGrane (right), head of sales and marketing of Toyota Jamaica, is joined by his wife Melissa Hendrickson in support of the event to be held on October 29.
Danielle Cunningham (left), corporate communications manager of Lasco iCool, and Michael Leslie, acting executive director of the Jamaica Cancer Society, posed beside the Pink Run-wrapped Toyota RAV4.
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Danielle Cunningham (left), corporate communications manager of Lasco iCool, and Michael Leslie, acting executive director of the Jamaica Cancer Society, posed beside the Pink Run-wrapped Toyota RAV4.
President of Jamaica Reach to Recovery, Sandra Samuels, poses with her money bouquet.
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President of Jamaica Reach to Recovery, Sandra Samuels, poses with her money bouquet.
A breast cancer thriver, this cause is near to Stacey Hines’ heart.
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A breast cancer thriver, this cause is near to Stacey Hines’ heart.
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Scores of breast cancer warriors, thrivers, supporters and sponsors gathered in hues of pink to show support for the Insurance Company of The West Indies/Jamaica Reach to Recovery Pink Run at a press launch on Tuesday. With an aim to raise $10 million for the support arm of the Jamaica Cancer Society, the event is set for October 29. Something Extra was there to capture the highlights.