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RiverView Health held its first annual Walk and Roll 2K on Saturday with over 45 residents, RiverView doctors, nurses, and patients came to participate in helping raise money for the Health Center to purchase operating room equipment.
Dr. Colin Fennell opened the fundraiser event with a small speech about the origin of the fundraiser and thanked the participants for coming to help support RiverView and its employees. Dr. David Schall followed by thanking the many volunteers that helped organize and assist the event in making the event possible.
The 2K began with the five Orthopedic team leaders; Colin Fennell, Todd Sekundiak, David Schall, Bethany Staehnke, and Monica Wells, leading the way for the other participants.
The first person to finish the 2K was Maggie Strong with a time of 15:26.826, followed by Kambree Wangen with a time of 16:12.26 and Mike Baker with a time of 16:13.05.
Pictures of the 2K can be seen below,
Participants preparing to begin the 2K
Dr. Collin Fennel explaining the origins of the event
Dr. David Schall speaking to the attendees
RiverView Health doctors and nurses
The 2K begins!
Participants crossing in front of the Memory Care Center at the start of the 2K
The Golf Cart leading people around bend in front of the Health Center
The Orthopedic Team leaders going around bend in front of the Health Center
People going around the bend in front of the Health Center
The Golf Cart picking up some members on the 2K.
The Orthopedic Team leaders coming up to the 2nd Water Station
RiverView volunteers showing their enthusiasm for the 2K
Participants in the final stretch of the 2K
Some younger members picking up the rear in the 2K.
RiverView Health nurses cross the finish line
Maggie Strong receiving her medal for finishing first in the 2K with Amy Hecker, PA, Colin Fennell, MD, David Schall, MD. and Bethany Staehnke, DPM
Kambree Wangen receiving her medal for finishing 2nd
Mike Baker receiving his medal
Mike Olson was the first patient who finished the 2K with a time of 19:24.65
(Left to right) Joshua Starr Juntunen, Jeff Behn, & Nic Berthold performing music
