Posted on September 28, 2022
While promising research continues, prevention remains the only cure. We aim to raise awareness, prevent asbestos exposure, and eliminate all asbestos-caused diseases such as mesothelioma. Miles for Meso has once again played a key role in advancing our efforts toward a safer, asbestos-free community.
Fundraiser Group Winners Include:1st : Team Al
2nd : Georgie Porgie’s Meso Patrol
3rd : Captain Bob’s Team
Individual Fundraiser Winners Include:
1st : Alison Dreith
2nd : Kim Ralidak
3rd : Chris Dreith
The team “Georgie Porgie’s Meso Patrol” was honored with a fundraiser award and the American flag that once flew atop the capitol building in honor of Mesothelioma victims and families. It was a somber yet beautiful experience to present this flag of honor as a tribute to their family and the community of mesothelioma warriors across the nation.
Sincere thanks again to Simmons Hanly Conroy, all the volunteers, sponsors, and our entire ADAO community for making Miles for Meso a huge success. We are fiercely reminded that it is much more than a race; it is part of a larger movement for truth and justice. Likewise, Mesothelioma Awareness Day is much more than a date on a calendar; it is part of ADAO’s daily mission to prevent asbestos exposure and eliminate mesothelioma as well as other deadly asbestos-caused diseases. We look forward to the next Miles for Meso race in September 2023!
Onward. Together.
Linda Reinstein