Walking for awareness

Walkers enjoy the warm afternoon outside SunUte Community Center.

SunUte fitness director Robin Duffy-Wirth speaks with students from the Southern Ute Indian Montessori Academy about cancer awareness.

SunUte fitness director Robin Duffy-Wirth encourages SUIMA students to live a healthy lifestyle by being active.

Robin Duffy-Wirth shows SUIMA student Tamarius Roland a variety of healthy snacks.

Claudette Casaus from SunUte Community Center hands out pink shirts to tribal members Autumn Sage and Harmony Reynolds.

Autumn Sage (left) and Harmony Reynolds participate in the breast cancer awareness walk.

Estelle Monte sports her pink attire as part of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Claudette Casaus (left) and Deanna Frost participate in the Breast Cancer Awareness walk.

Abel Velasquez walks with his wife Rocio and daughter Karina.

Crystal Kelly (left) wins a sweatshirt during a raffle.

Damon Toledo | The Southern Ute Drum

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Thu Oct 27th, 2016 , by Damon Toledo | The Southern Ute Drum

The Southern Ute Indian Tribe hosted a Breast Cancer Awareness walk on Thursday, Oct. 13, inviting staff and community members to join students from the Southern Ute Indian Montessori Academy in spreading cancer awareness. Healthy snacks were available as well as a raffle for prizes. SunUte Fitness Director Robin Duffy-Wirth met with SUIMA students to discuss the importance of recognizing various cancers.