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More Than Pink Walk raises funds for cancer research

Susan G. Komen, the world’s leading breast cancer organization, hosted the More Than Pink Walk at Kapiolani Park on Sunday. Proceeds from the walk will advance Komen’s mission, fund groundbreaking research and provide direct support to people facing breast cancer.

By Craig T. Kojima

Oct. 8, 2023

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Jojo Paek, a Zumba instructor, warmed up the early morning walkers
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Cancer survivors line up during opening ceremonies.
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Waipahu HIgh School students came out to support walk.
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Rachel Aguinaldo, left, Bernadette Tamayo, Violy Pascua, Brenda Dolormente, and Rebecca Madrid call themselves the La Titas.
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Lauren Agena, left, is undergoing treatment and Helene Freni-Rogers is a cancer survivor with supporters in background.
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A pink line of Komen walkers under Monsarrat Ave. trees.
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Ping and Pong the geese, are escorted by owner Henry McShane.
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Rachel McLaughlin, was walking for her father’s girlfriend, who is fighting cancer.
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Walkers finishing race.
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Jack Cotham with Rebecca Serrano, a cancer survivor, cross finish line.
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Walkers finishing race.
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Pilar Mudd is hugged by Theresa Bowick after race.
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Lady Cougars, Kaiser High School soccer team take a group shot.
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Bonnie Chang, a cancer survivor with husband, Brad.
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Diana Rodado, left, Jennifer Lee, Courtney Lofgren, Malia Zannoni, and April Harbert after race.
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Bonnie Chang, second from left, a cancer survivor, with husband, Brad Chang after race.
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