13th Walk to Remember set for end of September

The 13th annual 13th Annual Peace Country Walk to Remember will once again take place throughout Muskoseepi Park on September 30th.

The annual event is put on by the Tiny Hands of Hope Society and is described as a day where parents, families and friends can “remember and celebrate those babies who have been lost through miscarriage, stillbirth, SIDS, neonatal and infant death.” The walk also creates space for families to come together in remembrance, healing, and solidarity.

The event, which takes place September 20th includes a heartfelt program beginning at 1:00 PM, on followed by a 1 kilometre walk around the Muskoseepi Park reservoir starting around 2:00 p.m.. During the walk, names will be written in chalk to create a visible trail of love and remembrance on the paved trail.

A BBQ sponsored by the Rotary Club of Grande Prairie will follow, offering time for connection and reflection. You can find more information about the event, including a link to register, here.

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