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For my brother. I will be there for him whenever he needs me and I will be his mentor.

I dedicate a mile to my grandpa. He loved everyone with all his heart. He was always kind to everyone.

I dedicate a mile to my mom Nieva Terrado.

I hope Gabby gets better.

To my mom, she does so much for me.

To my mother, Juyne Evans, who was always kind to every person she ever met.

Please walk a mile for my dad, George A. Mac Farlane, died 9/70 and my mom Leona Sattler-Mac Farlane, who died this year (2/20/12)at 101. Mom's desire for me to go to college & dad's analytical thinking skills & creativity are the best part of me. In return I will volunteer my time at the Tappan Zee thrift shop in Piermont for the Rockland Family Shelter-that serves battered women.

I dedicate a mile to Damarah Delgado. She inspires me every day to be an independent person and how the world kindness.

Please walk a mile for my grandfather Timothy. He was a great person and always tried to help others.

I dedicate this mile for all the people who have been hurt by others in their lives.

I just recently lost my dad and my mom before him. Both were from a far better generation of people. They understood what it meant to "do unto others" and instilled that lesson in my soul very early on. At Christmas time, my mom asked me to wrap my gently used toys for the poor as gifts. At first, it was hard to give up the things I loved but as the years passed, it was something that I looked forward to. Just seeing the happy faces of the children that were now going to be enjoying my toys was such a thrill for me. It also taught me to cherish the things I had and to appreciate sharing with others. As my mom's health declined and her mind and memory taken from her, she never stopped smiling, even to strangers, always willing to share the joy that still gently rested inside her.

Please walk a mile for Lorraine Brenner who is recovering from pancreatic cancer.

PLease walk a mile for Edwin Guzman.

I dedicate a mile to the Chiku Awali children.

I would like to dedicate a mile to my children Isabella and Daniella. They are my hero's they push themselves day in and day out and accomplish things I never could

I dedicate a mile to my grandfather.

I dedicate this to my great grandmother.

I dedicate a mile to my family, especially my mother, for helping me throughout my life and supporting me in everything I do.

To my grama that passed away.

Please walk a mile for my uncle Frank who recently died from cancer. He was such a wonderful person.

For my late aunt who passed away.

For my Dad who always was there for anyone and everyone. He loved life and helping and passed that down.......miss him.

I dedicate this to my mom and dad. I will get the mail, garbage and do the dishes without being asked. But for my dad, I will help more around the house.

My dedication is for my grandfather who is sick right now and Iêm not able to see him or help him because he lives in India.

Walk a mile for my Aunt Lisa.

For my aunt who has cancer.

I dedicate a mile to my dad Mitch Gross. He always helps me out in every way possible. He has also helped me out with my football career.

Please walk a mile to my mom, dad, grandma and Nick because they are people I love and they are going through problems. I tried my best to help but I could not find the courage to ask.

I dedicate this to Herman Castillo. He looks out for me and has always been there when I need him. He calls me when he needs help with his work. I love him with all my heart. He is my second father.

I dedicate this to Grandma Tonya. My grandma has been through a lot and she has always been able come out on top.

I would like to dedicate a mile to my two grandmothers who passed away in 2007. They were both wonderful, kind and loving women who were exemplars to working women today. Mema was an elementary teacher and Nana was an operating room nurse. They always found time for their family, and lots of patience! I miss them both every day.

To my aunt who died from breast cancer.

Please walk a mile for Lorraine Brenner, she is recovering from pancreatic cancer and I'm so proud of her strength.

I make this dedication so that I may go to college and focus on playing sports and stay in shape.

I dedicate my mile to you and jesse for the great job you are doing. I believe you can change the world.

I would like a mile to be dedicated to all of the brave little souls that are battling cancer or other serious illnesses on a daily basis. The strength and courage that the families that have to cope with this is amazing and inspiring. I will try to help put smiles on their faces through donating Capes and tutus through emmys heart CT.

To all the men and women serving in the military

I dedicate a mile to my grandma who died last month. She inspired me because she was always so nice and giving and she always took care of me.

To my team, family, friends and school.

I dedicate a mile to Nick Galina.

I want to dedicate a mile to my parents.

Please walk a mile for my grandmother and my father.

I dedicate a mile to my father R.I.P. who passed away July 5, 2011. He will never be forgotten.

To my favorite R.A.s at MSMC. I will be nice to them!

Please dedicate a mile to my mom who is caring and loving.

I would like to dedicate a mile to my grandfather for his service in the Navy during Vietnam.

I dedicate a mile to my Great Grandmother, Evelyn Wilkes loving called Nannie by all. She was the sister to 11,Mother of 4,Grandmother of 20 and the Great-Great-Great Grandmother of hundreds. She is considered a pioneer in our family. I remember when president Clintons mother passed, she sent him a sympathy card; she was just that type of caring woman. She is known most for her cooking, she was the best. Within mins she could whip up a good meal to feed anyone including strangers. We miss u dearly! Shine on!

My dedication is for more health and money for my family.

I dedicate a mile to my mother because she does so much for me and she keeps me safe at all times.

Please dedicate a mile to my grandfather Tom Clark.

To my uncle who passed away from cancer a few years ago.

I dedicate a mile to my godfather, Paul Gonzalez, who passed away.

My dedication goes to my grandmother who fought against cancer and won.

Please walk a mile for Ismael my brother who has muscular dystrophy.

Please walk a mile to remember my grandfather who passed away. I want him to be remembered.

I dedicate a mile to my dad. He's inspired me everyday throughout my life and he continues to instill great values into his entire family.

I dedicate this to my mom because she has been through so much hurt and battled through every single obstacle in her life and always comes out on top. I have the utmost respect for her and I love her.

To all the homeless and those who are less fortunate.

I dedicate this mile to my grandma who might have cancer.

I dedicate a mile to my great uncle, who died last year of pancreatic cancer.

I dedicate this mile to my grandpa who passed away.

I would like to dedicate a mile to my mom who has always taken care of me and has supported me with all my problems.

I dedicate a mile to my mother. She is the most hard-working person I know and I love her to bits.

I dedicate this mile to my mother, my brother, my sister, my dad, my grandma, my best friends and God. Iêd also like to dedicate this to Cecilia, Claudio, Cristian, Catherine, Rosa, Dareline, Crystel, Jennifer and to me.

Linus and Lucy are rescue kitties. They had been in two abusive households before finding the loving caring home they have been in for the past decade. They are Jessieês brother and sister and are supporting her in her journey to walk4good. Linus and Lucy want Jessie to walk a mile to raise awareness for abused animals and to give them hope for a better life. Linus and Lucy have helped in fundraising efforts for this cause having been chosen to be on the cover of calendars for Siamese Rescue NYC as well as for a local animal shelter in Rockland County.

Please walk a mile for my Aunt Sussee who passed away October 31, 2011. She fought the battle with lung cancer for 3 years after being told she only had 6 months to live. Thank you so much! I will donate blood within the year.

This mile is dedicated to our dear father, grandfather and friend Bob Tobin (aka Big Guy) who we all love and miss. He was a truly kind and giving man who loved the outdoors, a perfect match with your mission. May his love, laughter and spirit that still lives on guide you and Jessie on your hike just as it has continued to guide his family.

I dedicate a mile to my family and friends and to Sean DePatto.

I dedicate a mile to all who lost family members.

I dedicate a mile to my mother Carol Godwin for all she does, goes through, has taught me - above all being strong and surviving cancer.

Please walk for my husband. He was diagnosed with prostate cancer, recovery should be good but we are going through a difficult time. He is our rock. I will take care of my sister who has great emotional and financial difficulties. Thank you!!

Please walk a mile to help ease the pain of a father lost. A family that is close to us lost their father/husband this year. May they find comfort and joy as they move forward in life.

To my uncle who was in a car accident.

I dedicate this mile to my family for always being there and supporting me.

I dedicate a mile to others.

I dedicate a mile to my mom because she is amazing and is always there for me and I just LOVE her.

The school.

I dedicate this mile to all the animals in my life who have died. Charlie the Siamese cat, Sam the black Labrador Retriever, Willie the yellow Labrador Retriever and Norman the Siamese cat _ I still miss each one of you very much and I am so thankful to spend the moments we did together. You made my life richer and fuller and full of love and laugher. RIP

I will dedicate a mile to my brother George who just had a baby girl. I want to give them my best wishes.

I dedicate a mile to my mom. I will take my grandma out for dinner and make her feel special.

I dedicate a mile to Kelcey Batzer. We met when we were both babies in pre school. We are best friends but we sort of fell out of touch. She is probably the most kind and accepting person I've ever met.

Please walk in honor of women battling breast cancer. I am paying it forward by walking and raising money for the Avon Walk for Breast Cancer. I have logged hundreds of miles training, not quite 765, and I will walk 39 miles the weekend of October 20-21.

For my Uncle John who died last year of pancreatic cancer. I will do a kind thing for someone each day.

For my grandma.

My Father, Ira Merbaum. Never have I known a more kind, gentle, intelligent, loving, nurturing, funny, handsome & giving person. My father is my inspiration, my hero. I aspire to be as good a person as he.

I dedicate a mile to all the people with a disability, for the homeless and the hungry, for my family, elderly people who have no one.

I dedicate this mile to my mom.

I dedicate a mile to my mother and grandmother who have always been there for me as a single parent.

Walk a mile for my mother. She is my strength and motivation to achieve all my goals.

I dedicate a mile to the homeless person by my house, families, kids from all over, my best friends, my boyfriend and my family.

I would like to dedicate my mile to my parents who showed me how to appreciate life and have enabled me to wake up every morning to the spectacular view of the sun rising over the Hudson River.

I would like to make a dedication to our military who are away from their families right now.

I dedicate my mile to my mom because she is nice and gets me things. She takes care of me.

My first mile is dedicated to my mother, Terri McLoughlin. She passed when I was 9 years old of ovarian cancer. Her strength is something I admire every single day of my life. I know that walking one mile will not suffice in truly honoring her, but it is a start. So here's to you mom, I love you and miss you every day.

I would like to dedicate a mile to my parents who have always been there for me.

Please walk for my husband, Bill, who has had cancer twice....and in April, had a stem cell transplant. He is slowly healing, and walking together, as a family, is part of his (and our) healing. As you walk for him, we will walk for you...in solidarity. Thank you.

This is for everyone who suffers from cancer.

I dedicate a mile to my sister, Helena, an inspired teacher and a loyal friend.

Please walk a mile for my grandmother. I promise to always tell the truth.

This is dedicated to all young girls and women. "You are beautiful, you are strong, you are important." You become what you believe. This is in support of all victims of domestic violence. To the survivors, thank you for showing me out of the darkness and into the light so that I may shine that light for others to help them believe they are worthy of the light also.

To my grandfather who died a couple of years ago

I want to dedicate a mile to my grandfather.

I dedicate this to my mother Alourdes and sister Catherine.

Please walk a mile for my mom who is in pain every day of her life - it's unbelievable at times. Why not just say one kind word to each person in my path - beginning tonight - and continue with two kind words, then three then four. WOW. It begins with a simple yes then a meaningful yes then a wonderful yes. It begins with baby steps.

My dedication is for all the people who lost someone.

I want to dedicate a mile to my grandma because she has lots of different problems and she has battled cancer a few times.

I want to dedicate a mile to all my family members who have passed away from cancer. Love you guys!

Please walk a mile for my beautiful sister, Lyndsay Hope Ellison. She is my inspiration every day to be a better person.

I would like to dedicate this mile to my sister, Johana Sanchez.

I dedicate this mile to my father.

To everyone in the yearbook class who worked hard on the pages.

I dedicate a mile to my mother who never gives up and is always strong.

To my grandfather who died when I was 11 he had a heart attack.

To everyone who has lost loved ones to cancer.

Please walk a mile in memory of my father Dr. John Onofrio. My father was a special man. He was an educator his entire life starting out as a teacher, advancing to principal and finally superintendent of schools in a community in urban Connecticut. My father was dedicated to his work and sometimes growing up my siblings were not always happy that we shared my father with thousands of others. He was a good kind man and always had a smile on his face. Wherever we went somebody always knew him or thought they did. At my fatherês wake my family was amazed at how many lives my father touched and changed simply by listening and doing what he could to help them.

I dedicate a mile to Katherine Costello, my grandmother who always took care of family and friends and who didn't think of herself even when she got cancer and was dying.

Mary Claire Faver This lady has demonstrated unbelievable strength and faith while she cares for her sick husband. She has been an inspiration to me in my faith walk and difficulties.

Please walk a mile for my mom, dad and brother because they work hard to support our family. And also for my grandfather who is older and still does construction to help people.

For Jhon, Tyler, Donald, Jimmy, Jonathan + Cristopher (my bros). I will be a better friend to all of them and always be there for them.

I dedicate this mile to ending world hunger.

To my community.

For Nashley.

I dedicate a mile for my grandmother who died of cancer a month ago. She inspires me by always be so nice and kind to every one R.I.P

Please dedicate a mile to my asthmatic family members.

To my friend Joseph Ogaldaz who died and left a son and mother. He died because of gang violence.

Please walk a mile for my Dad, Donald Burton, who died 2 years ago at age 83. A farm boy, he joined the Navy in WWII then became a college teacher. He was an inspiration not only to me but to many of his students. I don't know yet what I'll do in return, but will keep my eye out for some way to pay it forward. Thanks.

I dedicate this mile to my Aunt Colleen because she is currently battling Leukemia.

Please dedicate a mile to my sister Jennifer Roper. Sheês always supported me and though she loves the outdoors, sheês not always physically able to walk a mile on her own.

I dedicate this to Sean Depatto.

Please walk a mile for all the kids who have committed suicide in the past two years, and to hopefully make bullying a hate crime.

Please walk a mile for my Nana because she has really been sick but is getting better. She moved back to the Phillipines so I cannot visit her anymore. I will donate blood.

I would like to dedicate a walk to all those involved in the U.S. Military _ all veterans, reserves, those serving and those who have died for the sake of our country.

For my dad because he's been there for me since day one.

I make my dedication to my grandmother Lina.

I dedicate a mile to Arhur Ingrassia and Jeannette Ingrassia, the faculty and staff of Molloy HS and the class of 2013 at Molloy HS.

To my grandfather who is fighting a battle with cancer.

I am dedicating a mile to my grandpa because he has inspired me to work hard.

I would like you to walk a mile for my grandmother, Claire Lappe, because she is an inspiration for surviving breast cancer.

Please dedicate a mile of your walk to my grandfather Jaquien Oms.

I dedicate this to my mother who is fighting breast cancer.

I would like to you walk for my family.

Mr. Symington Mrs. Heath Einaa Winokur Sheila Granowitz Jack Granowitz

For Mike Racs (1991-2011). I will smile more and make others smile.

For Jess. I will be nicer to everyone I meet.

I dedicate this to my grandparents who passed away and I loved him so much.

I would like to dedicate a mile to my grandmother who is my motivation to continue being successful.

My dedication is for my children that they learn that true value should be measured by actions instead of possessions.

My dedication is for my grandparents, who are no longer with us.

Please walk a mile for Gabby Dicarlo.

For cancer and heart disease.