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For my family and friends.

I dedicate this to my mom because of how strong she has been this year after finding out she has cancer

I dedicate this to my best friendês mom who is going through a horrible case of breast cancer.

I dedicate this to my mother and pray she stops smoking.

The health and happiness of myself, dad, mom, brother, other family, and friends.

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.

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.

I dedicate this to my dear friend and mentor Hazel Jackson whose love of animals and mountain climbing were unsurpassed.

: I dedicate a mile to Kerry Kelemen-Curran for inspiring me to look for the best in life and go after my dreams. ?The fighter never quits.? RIP KC.

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.

For my mom because she's always been there for me.

For my mom.

To my two best friends that I love dearly, Egzona and Kenny. The two of you are my reasons.

I dedicate a mile for my 93 year-old grandpa. He has always been there for me and I hope to share more moments with him.

Please walk a mile for my lovely children who make me proud of them each and every day.

I dedicate a mile to my grandmother Nora Kerrigan.

I dedicate this to Sean Depatto.

I dedicate this to my mother, father and Autistic little brother, and also my Mema. I will help them with everything for a long time. I will do dishes, wash the floor, take the dogs for a walk and feed them. I will call my Mema all the time and help my brother with his spelling words.

Please walk a mile for my brother Eddie. He passed away almost two years ago and I loved him a lot.

I'm dedicating this to my best friend Dylan. Sometimes I blame God for the hard times in my life, but I'm so thankful that he sent Dylan my way. He knows everything about me and still thinks I'm great. There's not a thing in the world that I couldn't tell him. I have never had a friend better than him. His friendship means the world to me. I'm so thankful that he is my best friend and I'm dedicating this to him because he is the best person I know.

I dedicate this to Patty Tannone who has cerebral palsy which is basically a non-contagious motor condition that causes physical disability in human development. I will help by giving her food, water and visiting her as much as I can.

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

I dedicate a mile to my aunt who died from breast cancer. She was very nice all the time and I miss her very much.

For my parents. Let their strenght continue to an inspiration.

This dedication is for my parents.

I dedicate this to my mom, my brother and my sister.

I dedicate a mile to my grandmother, Catherine Broderick. She passed away four years ago at 93 years old. She was the nicest person I have ever known and I miss her every day. She inspired me to be a better person and I pass her house every time I come home from school.

Please walk a mile for Paul Spina, my father, who has been there for me all my life.

To the children of Phursat Province in Cambodia. I will go back to Cambodia with Hope World Wide and help the children there.

Please walk a mile for Katrina Avila. I will practice random acts of kindness.

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.

To all the people in my life who have stood by me, no matter what. I will pay them back in kindness and spread happiness.

I would like to dedicate a mile to Thomas Hughes. Tom died a few years ago and he was my best friend. When my family and I would go on vacation all my siblings had friends their age and they did not want to hang out with me. I would hang out with Tom, he was older than my parents but we had the most fun! The last time I saw him was at my sisters wedding in 2004 where we danced together, I was never able to say goodbye to Tom but I know he looks down on me everyday. Whenever I see a Monarch Butterfly I think of him.

I dedicate this mile to my grandfather, Fidel Reyes. He was a strong figure in our family, caring, and very selfless. He worked hard for my mother and her six siblings in the Philippines so that they could all be where they are today. He died at age 91 due to liver cancer and old age. I only hope to live a long and fruitful life the way he did with humility and respect for the beautiful world that we live in. His spirit will live on always through his children and grandchildren.

For my family.

I dedicate a mile to John Skinner.

I dedicate this to my teachers! They help me grow and learn. I will try to do some reading and math this summer!

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

I dedicate a mile to Randi Reinstein.

I dedicate a mile for all of my relatives who have passed away or are dying.

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

I would like to dedicate a mile to my late father, John Heaphy. He was/is/always will be my hero. He was a great man - big and tall and full of fun!

Rich Vaccar. Rich is the coolest person in the world and the nicest person. He helps me in time of stress.

I'm dedicating this to my nephew Sean Lugano who died on 9/11, when the twin towers were attacked. He was a young vibrant young man and loved giving joy to others. We all miss him very much.

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.

My dedication is to my Husband who works really hard to support his family at the same time he is working to make his dreams of becoming a well known stand up comic come true !! He deserves this and he is waiting for his big break. He's one of the funniest and hardest working comics out there! Check him out at www.tomcotter.com

I dedicate this to every single veteran! God Bless America!

My aunt who died of liver cancer. I love her so much.

I would like to dedicate a mile to Kristeena Chassagne. She is kind and caring to me. I love her very much. She is my sister.

I am dedicating a mile to my friends who have always been there for me.

Please walk a mile for my uncle Russell Martin Hammond. He inspired me in every way to be positive and to follow my dreams and never give up hope or faith.

I dedicate a mile to all who lost family members.

To all the homeless in New York City.

My dedication is for all the people in my life that have played such a supportive role, giving me unconditional love. This includes Deanne Vallier, Esmie Robinson, my Mom, my Aunt Patty

Please walk a mile in dedication for the memory of my aunt and grandmother who passed away. Every day I miss them. Please walk a mile in memory of them.

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.

For Granny :) I will visit my Grandma at least once a week.

For my mom. I will recycle.

I dedicate a mile to my mother.

I dedicate this to my grandma that is losing her sight.

I dedicate this mile to my mother. I will call and visit her more often.

I dedicate a mile to change the views and stereotypes toward adolescents.

I and dedicating this mile to my family, especially my parents.

For my grandparents. I will visit them more than once a weekend.

I dedicate this to my cousin John. He survived liver cancer, skin caner and brain cancer and never gave up. I will not give up easily and I will be more kind.

For my dad. I will help him talk about his accident and the struggles he went through in the FDNY.

I dedicate a mile to my older brother and his soon to be fianc_.

For my great grandmother's health.

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 dedicate this to my grandmother's friend who was just diagnosed with cancer.

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

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.

Please dedicate a mile to my asthmatic family members.

To my sister. I will dedicate to spending more time with her.

This is a great idea you guys have. Good luck with your walk! I dedicate my mile to my parents. They are wonderful, loving, helpful parents. They have been there for me through good and bad times. They mean the world to me. Love you both.

I dedicate this in memory of my sons Gregg, Glenn & Christopher Mennillo who taught me what love and strength are really about. I will do acts of kindness wherever I can.

to Nicole Pisani Frame who inspires me everyday!

Please walk a mile for my mommy Gloria Maria Brignoni - Bautista - May 13, 1936-March 15, 2005. She lived with pancreatic cancer for 3 years before passing away. I will buy a cup of coffee for someone.

I dedicate a mile to my mother, Miriam Lenglet, and my father, Gerard Lenglet. I lost them both too soon in life, but the love and wisdom they gave me will last a lifetime. This week would have been their 31st anniversary; they had an enless, passionate love that you usually only see in the movies. Everyone wanted what they had. When my father passed in 2002, my mother and I become closer than ever. She was my best, best friend. I told her EVERYTHING. She never judged me. She told me I was beautiful everday, and how much she loved me. I remember how she used to walk up to random pergnant woman on the street, grab their bellies, and tell them "You're so beautiful!". I was embarrassed at first, until she explained that sometimes woman feel tired and not very good about themselves when they are pregnant, and it helps to have someone remind them they are beautiful. Her smile was contagious; people would meet her for one minute, and they were never the same. I miss her and my dad so much, but I will always be their baby. I am able to love fully because of them, and I am in love with a wonderful man. I can't wait to pass on everything they taught me to my own children. Thank you Mommy and Papi.

For my dad.

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

I dedicate a mile to my mom, Connie Felice.

Please walk a mile in remembrance of my mom, Mary Grace Parrino. She passed away tragically from suicide in 2000.

Please walk in honor of my grandfather. He is living proof that kindness is one of the most important things this world has to offer.

This dedication is to my sister, Karol Markosky. Every day she works fighting for the rights of the elderly in NYC. Her focus on making this world a better place shines though with her fierce dedication to the environment and human rights. She is inspiring to me every day!

My dedication is for my family and my friends to be happy.

For my family. I will show more affection.

Please walk a mile for my other grandfather. He is also very weak right now.

Christine and Jesse, Please walk a mile for my Dad, John. He is the strongest most grateful and caring person I know. He is not only dedicated to his family he is always looking for things he can do to help everyone he comes in contact we. He is the greatest example of completing acts of kindess that I know.

I dedicate a mile to my mom.

For Natasha Goodman who is going through a lot. I will always help out where I can and help the poor and sick.

Please walk a mile for all those with cancer or for invisible children.

I dedicate this to my mom because she has always supported me in all my decisions. She is the best mother in this world to me because I know all the things she has suffered from in the past.

I am dedicating this to my nana who passed away in July from cancer.

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

I dedicate this to my grandma, pop pop, my uncle and my dad.

I'm dedicating a mile to my brother Jeff who is a survivor of throat cancer. Jeff's tenacity for life and love of family made it clear to him that he needed to beat his cancer. His progress left doctors speechless, using him as an inspiration for other cancer patients. Rock on Jeff and hope to see you on the trail in the near future!

I dedicate a mile to my grandpa, John L. Sullivan, a former member of the U.S. Navy who past away last February, 2011.

I dedicate this to the best mom.

I want to dedicate a mile to my family for their love and support.

I dedicate this to those less fortunate.

This dedication is to Sheila(my doggie RIP) and Milky (my guinea pig RIP)

I dedicate a mile to our military.

Please walk for Evelyn Pyles. She has lung cancer and is trying to figure out how aggressive she should treat it. She has beeen through so much. She lost a husband, a son-in-law, a son and a grandson over the years and still manages to be a wonderful sister, mom, grandmom and friend. Walking a mile for her and all the people praying for her health would really mean a lot. I just lost a lot of weight and I promised to send my clothes that don't fit to a woman I don't know who lives in the mid-west who has 8 children and her husband lost his job. Thank you! You rock!

Please walk a mile for my mom because she has always had faith in me. I will help more around the house and perform anonymous random acts of kindness.

I dedicate this to any cross-country coach and to my family for always pushing me to do my best and nothing less.

Please walk a mile for my best friend Mike Lombardo. Heês been through tough times and seen things at their worst but he always manages to keep smiling and help others.

Iêm dedicating a mile to my mother Luz Rone because she has and will always be there for me and is the strongest person I know.

Please walk a mile for my grandmother.

I would like for you to dedicate a mile to my Father Salvatore, he died too early in life, he was 62, I miss him every day. I will pay it forward by donating blood & feeding 3 Homeless people I see every week.

For an anonymous student.

For my mom.

To my aunt who died from breast cancer.

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

I dedicate a mile to Lisa Petovello.

I want to dedicate a mile for my mother. She is a hardworking single parent who always goes above and beyond for her four kids. My mother is the definition of superwoman.

For Sean DePatto, a 9 year old Thiells Elementary School student who lost his battle with cancer. I will give up lunches to help students.

I dedicate this to my grandmother, my grandfather and my niece.

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

Walk a mile for my Aunt Lisa.

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

Please dedicate a mile to my grandfather Tom Clark.

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

I dedicate this mile for a friend who survived leukemia.

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

I would like to dedicate a mile to my mother and best friend, Dorothy Conigliaro, who has been practicing random acts of kindness from the start. She's had a lot of hard knocks in her own life -- but her goodness toward others, compassion, humor and intelligence knows no bounds. Please walk strong in her honor! I will follow in your (and my mother's) footsteps and practice random acts of kindness every day and be "tuned-in" to those around me. I would also like to offer my professional skills to help with Walk4Good.

I dedicate a mile to my brother, Bill Whelan, who has blood cancer. Everyday, I will do an act of kindness.

In dedication to my grandma that just passed away last week

Erma Tomasino-Grandmother, public health nurse before her time, taking care of the community before it was a specialty.

to my father, Gary Petry, for always being there for me and being the best dad and role model a daughter could ask for.

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

My mom is my dedication. Without her I wouldnêt be graduating early in January, starting college and starting my adulthood at 17 years old.

I dedicate this to my 2 1/2 year old brother who's name is Neil. I will walk my dog because my mom and dad get tired and don't feel like doing it.

My dedication is to my family.

For my grandma.

I dedicate a mile to Sean Depatto who is a young boy sick with Leukemia in our community. He has a whole family who are worried about him. He fought it once but his family arenêt so sure this time

To my amazing and beautiful daughter-in-law who survived a horrible cancer with incredible grace and courage.

I dedicate this mile to my boss, Anna. She is always there for me when I need her and is always supportive. I will make more of an effort to do the things I don't necessarily want to do for others and I won't complain about it.

Please walk a mile for my dad for always being there for me.

To my wonderful RA Emily. I will walk a lot.

For all forms of cancer.

I dedicate a mile to my mother who has always been there for me since birth.

Please walk a mile in honor of my sister. She is so amazing and works so hard raising 3 beautiful children. She is a rocking mom, who makes the time to laugh and play with them all the time. She gets right in there and gets her hands dirty and tries whatever they are doing. She inspires me everyday with all she does. I love you Darlene. I will take my sister for a mani/pedi one day and then watch the kids for her while she and her husband go out another day.

I want to dedicate a mile to my grandmother, Mercedes Ruiz. She has been very influential in my life. She dedicated her who life to caring for and raising me. I appreciate all she has done for me. It it wasn't for her I wouldn't be where I am at today.

For my fabulous RA, Emily. I will walk a whole lot.

I dedicate a mile to my cousin who suffers from ulcerative colitis and is always there for me.

in memory of my grandpa paul for being the best baker all around

My father's best friend Kevin who died in 2003. He was 42 years old with two young kids and died suddenly of a heart attack.

I dedicate this mile to my parents. I will make more of an effort to call them when I am away at school.

I dedicate this to my grandmother.