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LLS Light the night Walk

9/20/17
If you are wanting to walk with us this Saturday we would love to see you! Just show up at Forest park between 5-6:45 and look for the giant gold W i L balloons in Cricket field (map in comments)
If you want a lantern register at the link below.
http://pages.lightthenight.org/gat/StLouis17/WilsWarriors
Click on "walk with us" in the top menu bar & create a new account with your email.
Bring on the ORANGE! Here is Wil's school picture last year when he was a sophomore and he had on his orange even then!


9/21/17 Post by Kristine
#TBT My Godson Wil and I at my wedding in 2006. ❤️ this kid!
Today, he's fighting the battle against leukemia.
Only two more days until we walk with him in the LLS Light the Night Walk. Please donate to our team if you can. Let's end blood cancers!!



SEPTEMBER 23, 2017
Plenty of time to come walk with us! Forest park, Cricket field we are by the face painting tent!

Kristine:  A sea of orange!
What an emotional night as we walked with Wil. We had fun- there was celebration and dancing and lots of laughs. And there were also tears and hugs and reflection. I am so thankful he was able to be there after having such a rough week.❤️
We were asked by organizers to come over to the front of the walk because we had one of the largest friends & family groups. ❤️😊
Our family members also drank a toast to Uncle Sonny, who we lost to leukemia in 2003- Milwaukee's Best, his favorite. ❤️
Thank you to our incredible Wil's Warriors team and all those who supported our cause!


Great job, Wil's Warriors! We came in #23 out of 190 friends & family teams.
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Whoot, whoot! Together we raised $2885.00 for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. Thank you for fundraising and for walking with us! See you next year??😊
A huge thank you to everyone who donated! It really means a lot to all of us who love someone with a blood cancer.❤️







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