by George Paul, prgeorge@eskasoni.ca
The husband and wife that began the Mi’kmaq Run for the Cure movement. (L-R) Eldon and Sherise Gould with daughter Elle.
Photo by George Paul
What was supposed to be a simple run for his wife became a movement for the entire community to embrace. This is a story of one husband’s love and support for his wife and her battle with breast cancer.
Every year the CIBC Run for the Cure has its run usually the first week in October. The CIBC Run for the Cure has become a major driving force throughout Canada in support of breast cancer research. This year, Sydney held their annual Run for the Cure on September 30, 2012 which is the day before Treaty Day (October 1) fo ...
Tags: Anna Sylliboy, Annie Claire Googoo, Arlene Doucette, Barbara Sylliboy-MacDonald, breast cancer, Carol Marie Moore, Castle Bay Ballfield, Catherine Paul (Tiannie), chemotherapy, CIBC, Colleen Rosta (teacher), Eastern Woodland Print Communications, Eldon Gould, Elizabeth Sylliboy (Duso), Eskasoni, EWPC, Judy Sark, Karen Rogers (teacher), L'nu, Linda Battiste, Mary Agnes Paul (Toots), Mary Julia Francis, Milos Julian, Noel R. Denny Memorial Powwow Grounds, Sherise Gould, Shirley Poulette-Doucette, Sister Dorothy Moore, Sugar Poulette, Sydney, Thanks Giving, Treaty Day
