Clarkston

2004 was our fifth appearance at the Clarkston event. This event keeps getting bigger and better every year.

2004 was a very special event, in that it was the first one ever broadcast over the Internet - in FULL MOTION VIDEO and STEREO SOUND. Through the generosity of Quality Internet Express the entire high-quality stream played flawlessly to thousands throughout the day. There was even a way to accept donations over the internet to be credited to the Clarkston event. IN the end, over 3600 people tuned in to the Clarkston Relay for Life at one time or another during the day.

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Opening Speaker	The crowd gathers.	The Balloon Release
Up, Up, and AWAY!	...into the Clarkston sky.	Donna Lee Holman (She's REALLY tall!)
Donna Lee Holman & Yours Truly entertained for the second year.	The Sponsor Thank-You Board	A close-up of the Jim & Lance Show entry.
Can you remember when you had that much energy on a hot July day?	Frank's Frogs campsite	Frank's Frogs has been around about as long as the Clarkston event!
Soap Box Derby!	The nice lady who kept bringing us Cancer Bingo words.	Isn't this guy from some TV show?
Jim & Lance stand in the shade.	Lance's son Derek (left) and his co-worker Bryan. They are the ones who set up the wireless internet link.	Lance points at something Over There!
Kids, Kids, Kids.	The Limbo Contest	Derek aims the webcam at the digital cam.
Webcam/Digital Cam stare-down.	Second Class Citizens that were anything but!	Lance & Derek hold the bleachers down and try to wave the camera away.
The Field from the bleachers.	The other half of the field from the bleachers.	Jim takes a picture of himself so there can be one of him on the website.
"Sunny days, Sweepin' the Sun Away"	Hula-Hoop contest winners.	More Hula-Hoop contest winners.
So start the Group Dances!	The Official Jim & Lance Show group dancers!	A little slappin' leather.
Dan was a GREAT guy. He recently lost 2 family members to Cancer.	So much that he more-or-less lead the group dances for us...	...and where Dan leads...
Others follow!...like the Chicken Dance	y.m.c.a	Y.m.c.a

Relay For Life Photos

Clarkston, 2004