Eric and Wendy Geyer cross the finish line with their 3-year-old granddaughter, Bailee Furness, during the Meals on Wheels Walkathon and fundraiser on May 21 on Whidbey Island. (Daniella Beccaria / For the Herald)
Photos by Daniella Beccaria
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Island County’s Meals on Wheels program serves about 450 people. Despite the rain on May 21, 126 people turned out for a walk at Greenbank Farm and raised $5,020 for the program.
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