A couple of weeks ago I posted about the Moving Day National Parkinson’s Foundation Walking Benefit. That walk took place yesterday at Crane’s Roost Park in Altamonte Springs and my mother-in-law, Kay Perkins, who has Parkinson’s (as did her late father, Charles William Kinney in whose honor we walked) was well represented by her family, the Perkins’ Pack.
Below are photos and a video of the morning’s event.

My mother-in-law, Kay Perkins, getting her official t-shirt, with my father-in-law and their daughter (my wife) Cindy.

The Perkins’ Pack team gathered together before the walk to surround my mother-in-law with love and support.

No, they’re not being rude. They just want to show off their official “Perkins’ Pack” logo T-shirts.

My father-in-law, who is a young man of 80, pushed his lovely bride around the first mile lap. Other members of the “Perkins’ Pack” team follow in their wake.
Below is a short video of the walk. It was great for all of us to get together for this worthy cause in support of our much-loved matriarch and in honor of her late father.
Great pics and video!!
Thanks Princess! I have some others I’m going to post in the next day or so, but wanted to get these that dealt specifically with the walk up as quickly as possible.
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