by George Paul, prgeorge@eskasoni.ca
“Who Are You Running For?”
All pink and ready to run or walk. From left is Chasity Jeddore, Starr Paul, Kara Paul, Khea Paul, Jeanine Marshall, Sasheen Gould and organizer of the run, Sherise Gould.
In her final words from last year’s inaugural Mi’kmaq Run for the Cure in Eskasoni, Sherise Gould of Eskasoni promised everyone, “I may not be a survivor today, but I will be next year for the 2nd Annual Mi’kmaq Run for the Cure!”
Since last year it has been a tough journey for Sherise and her family but through love, community support and prayer, ...
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