RESIDENTS PARTICIPATE IN VIRGINIA TECH'S REMEMBRANCE RUN
Virginia Tech’s 3.2-mile Run in Remembrance was offered as a virtual event this year. From April 16-18, Hokies (we’re all Hokies in this effort!) could run, walk, or jog on their own, and this year, that included a supportive group of Warm Hearth Village residents.
John Hillison and Dr. Richard Shepherd mapped 3.2 miles on the Warm Hearth campus and recruited 26 residents and employees to participate on April 17.
Shepherd said, “For me, the run is a way to honor the 32 souls who were lost and a way to keep their memory alive. It's also a reminder that each and every day is a gift and an opportunity to show kindness to our fellow human beings.”