Walkers wait for the start of the Komen Race for the Cure downtown.
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Walkers participate at Promenade Park.
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Laura Osborne wears a long list of people who have been or are battling cancer.
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Toledoan Teegan Smith, 9, holds a sign as he waits in the runners group. He is on the shoulders of his dad, Brent Smith.
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Terri Herrmann and daughter Shannon Herrmann, 12, of Sylvania listen to bag pipes.
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Walkers participate in the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure.
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Walkers participate in the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure.
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Pink socks and shoes were favorite clothing items.
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Survivors walk in the Survivor's Parade.
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The Survivor's Parade kicks off inside of Fifth Third Field.
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Diana Hughes, left, and David Wiggins embrace runner DeLisa Jordan after Jordan completed the Race for the Cure. Jordan ran for her grandmother, Mary Love-Pittman, who died of breast cancer in 2002. Hughes also lost her husband to bladder cancer. She vowed to walk in the Komen Race next year too.
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