Columbia Basin Buddy Walk goes mobile for 2020
Allison Graham and her parents, Mary and Mike Graham, wave as they head out from Chief Moses Middle School on Saturday, Sept. 26, for this year's Columbia Basin Buddy Walk.
Casey McCarthy/Columbia Basin Herald
Levie Gillmore, left, and Jodie Sainsbury, right wave and smile as they pass by as the Gillmore and Sainsbury families make their way through town during the 2020 Columbia Basin Buddy Walk car parade on Saturday, Sept. 26.
The 2020 Columbia Basin Buddy Walk looked a lot different this year, but the support and happiness from participants remained the same as the annual walk became a car parade on Saturday, Sept. 26.
Young Malakai Thew, resting on a knee in front, had an army of support from friends and family that spilled into multiple cars at the 2020 Columbia Basin Buddy Walk in Moses Lake on Saturday, Sept. 26.
Ben Klockers waves as he passes by in the 2020 Columbia Basin Buddy Walk car parade on Saturday, Sept. 26, in Moses Lake.
Andrea, Benita, and Denise Ketola, president of the Down Syndrome Society of Grant County, smile together for a photo before they lead off the 2020 Columbia Basin Buddy Walk on Saturday, Sept. 26, at Chief Moses Middle School in Moses Lake.
Ashlynn and Gevin Aronsohn pose for a photo-op at the 2020 Columbia Basin Buddy Walk on Saturday, Sept. 26. Kerry Aronsohn, Gevin's mother, said her son looks forward to the event every year with excitement.
Decorations, signs, and streamers danced in the wind as cars headed out to begin the 2020 Columbia Basin Buddy Walk on Saturday, Sept. 26.
Joanna Flagan, with streamers attached to her wrists, was more than ready for the 2020 Columbia Basin Buddy Walk to kick off on Saturday afternoon, Sept. 26, at Chief Moses Middle School in Moses Lake.
MOSES LAKE — The 2020 Columbia Basin Buddy Walk, like most events, looked a little bit different this year with restrictions from COVID-19 in place. The annual walk hosted by the Down Syndrome Society of Grant County was replaced with an impromptu car parade last Saturday, Sept. 26.
Become a Subscriber!
You have read all of your free articles this month. Select a plan below to start your subscription today.
Already a subscriber? Login
