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Choc runners raise funds to fight cancer

Deborah Berridge deserves credit for the work she does.

April 29, 2025
South Coast Herald Less than a minute
Ready to walk/run are (from left) Jacqueline Quinton, Alanda Dieroff, Debbie Bland, Maureen Kreusch and Victoria Gutzeit.

There was a wonderful atmosphere at the annual Easter Monday Choc charity fun run, which started and finished at the Uvongo fishing pier.

Soaking up some sunshine are (from left) Moira Jones, Debbie Bland, Alanda Dieroff, Nicola Richardson, Maureen Kreusch, Jacqueline Quinton, Amber Drahota and Debbie Drahota.

It was in aid of fundraising for the fight against childhood cancer.

Organiser Deborah Berridge started proceedings with a prayer, and then the runners, walkers and cyclists set off along Lilliecrona Boulevard.

Debbie Bland and Bradley King at the Easter CHOC run.

They could do the 5km circuit, or as much of it as they were comfortable with, or for the braver and/or fitter, do two laps.

Entry fee was a donation, and 106 people took part on the day, raising R3 915.

Enjoying the morning are (from left) Tess Mundle, Alanda Dieroff, Deborah Berridge, Bradley King and Debbie Bland.

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April 29, 2025
South Coast Herald Less than a minute

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