Standing in the front lobby of the Touchmark at Fairway Village retirement community in east Vancouver on Friday morning, health and fitness director Jennifer Short asked the group of roughly two dozen senior citizens seated in front of her if they wanted to delay the start of the Couve to Columbia Relay Walk by one hour due to rain.
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Source: The Columbian
10-mile relay walk celebrates seniors’ ‘vibrant lifestyles’
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