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American Cancer Society Relay for Life 2001- Sept. 15th and 16th The second annual Sierra Madre Relay for Life took place beginning at 9 a.m. Saturday the 15th and continuing through 9 a.m. on the 16th. Opening and Closing Ceremonies, a Luminary Service, live entertainment, karaoke, and movies overnight were part of the festivities.
Due to other commitments, I was not able to spend much time at the 2001 Relay and have very few photos from it. The few photos I have were taken late at night, and then again just after dawn on Sunday. Click on the thumbnail below to see the larger version of it.
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