Local residents tell cancer to take a hike
Residents from Moses Lake and the surrounding area showed up to support Moses Lake Police Chief – and Interim City Administrator and Moses Lake School Board President – Kevin Fuhr Saturday morning at 9 a.m. for a walk to raise money for the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center. MLPD staff and officers held the event in support of Fred Hutch, which Fuhr credits with the fact that he’s alive today.
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Moses Lake Police Chief Kevin Fuhr expresses his gratitude in comments before the fundraiser walk. Gratitude not only for the attendees' participation, but also for the physicians, both locally and at Fred Hutch who have helped him extend not only the length of his life but the quality as well.
Moses Lake Police Chief Kevin Fuhr, in black shirt and jean shorts, walks and visits with other participants in the local version of the Obliteride fundraiser for Fred Hutch. Fuhr also credits his wife, next to him in pink shirt, and his daughter for helping him keep a positive attitude after being diagnosed with a rare form of gallbladder cancer late last year.
MOSES LAKE – Moses Lake Police Department officers, members of the community and at least one loving wife joined Moses Lake Police Chief Kevin Fuhr Saturday morning at 9 a.m. for a fundraising walk to support the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center’s efforts to battle the disease.
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