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McDonnell Entertainment was MC, singing by Jerry May and Mark Fletcher, and the Luminaries ceremony to honor loved ones lost on Friday night.
On Saturday, there was entertainment by Jazzercize, face painting, a magician, clowns, Smokey Bear, blood pressure checks and screenings, a State Police K-9 unit, a class on massage therapy, and a class on cosmetics by Mary Kay.
Closing ceremonies were held and awards made at noon.
Donations are still coming in according to the ACS office in Culpeper. The money goes to ACS for cancer research, education, prevention and patient services.
Research benefits us all. It helps survivors because it provides better and better treatment and understanding of cancer. It benefits the rest of us because it also uncovers new research to help us all live healthier lifestyles and avoid cancer.
The number of survivors is increasing annually. Recent news from the Cancer Institute reported that the death rate from cancer declined by three percent from 1991-1995. Dr. Richard Klausner, of the Cancer Institute, said,
96.4%