Hundreds gather for ACS Relay For Life

  • Dennis Fujimoto / The Garden Island

    A carnival-like atmosphere forms as hundreds of people take turns walking, running and getting together to celebrate, remember and continue the fight against cancer Saturday during the Relay For Life at the Hanapepe soccer fields.

  • Dennis Fujimoto / The Garden Island

    A cancer survivor looks over the field of luminaria representing those who lost their battle against cancer Saturday during the American Cancer Society Relay For Life at the Hanapepe soccer fields.

  • Dennis Fujimoto / The Garden Island

    An Aloha Dance Studio Luminaria Angel performs during the lighting of the luminaria in the hope circle Saturday during the American Cancer Society Relay For Life at the Hanapepe soccer fields.

  • Dennis Fujimoto / The Garden Island

    A family remembers those who did not make it in their fight against cancer Saturday during the American Cancer Society Relay For Life at the Hanapepe soccer fields.

  • Dennis Fujimoto / The Garden Island

    The Aloha Dance Studio Luminaria Angels wait on their cue to take the field for the luminaria lighting ceremony Saturday during the American Cancer Society Relay For Life at the Hanapepe soccer fields.

  • Dennis Fujimoto / The Garden Island

    The Waimea High School color guard, including Adrian Buyat, Kallen Wachi, Cameron Hanson, Denise Dumlao and Pauline Ragus, wait on the survivors Saturday to lead the start of the American Cancer Society Relay For Life at the Hanapepe soccer fields.

  • Dennis Fujimoto / The Garden Island

    “We made it!” a cancer survivor says as she raises her arm in victory after completing the Survivors Lap Saturday during the American Cancer Society’s Relay For Life at the Hanapepe soccer fields.

  • Dennis Fujimoto / The Garden Island

    Volunteer Joni Ito drives cancer survivors who aren’t able to walk through the Survivors Lap Saturday during the American Cancer Society Relay For Life at the Hanapepe soccer fields.

  • Dennis Fujimoto / The Garden Island

    Cancer survivors of all ages take off from the Relay arch to signal the start of the American Cancer Society Relay For Life Saturday at the Hanapepe soccer fields.

Mary Lardizabal, the director for the Kapaa Middle School choir and ukulele band, said she’s been doing the American Cancer Society Relay for Life for the past six years.

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