Andrew Chea, 17, plans to participate in the Buddy Walk with his brother, Nicholas, 9, and their father, Thomas Chea. More than 2,000 are expected to take part. Photo provided
By Amy Woods
The co-chairwoman of the 23rd-annual Buddy Walk has seen
More than 100 supporters attended the fifth-annual Uncorked event, which raised $3,000 for the Gold Coast Down Syndrome Organization’s resource center. It kicked off this year’s Buddy Walk, which will take place Oct. 16 at John Prince Park in Lake Wo
The 21st-annual Buddy Walk attracted 2,000-plus participants and raised $175,000 for Gold Coast Down Syndrome Organization and its advocacy, education and support programs for children and adults in Palm Beach County. LEFT: Gail Marino, with dau
Thousands of people took part in the 20th annual Buddy Walk at John Prince Park Oct. 19. The event raised money for the Gold Coast Down Syndrome’s educational, social and advocacy programs and promotes awareness of the capabilities and talents of peo
Gail Marino, who founded the Gold Coast Down Syndrome organization,
which now serves 350 families, with her daugher Kim.
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By Mary Thurwachter
Gail Marino will never forget the day her daughter Kim was born, 39 years ag
