To honor Clark (and support his family), a balloon release will be held on his birthday next Tuesday. Information as follows:
When: Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Where: Olympic Park, Lehi UT Map: http://bit.ly/9Ril87
Time: 6:00pm (Balloons to be released at 6:25pm sharp. Arrive early enough to fill your balloon with helium, put a message for Clark in it, etc.)
The balloons will be provided. If you'd like to bring your own pre-filled helium balloon, make sure it's green (the national color for organ transplants.) Kristin will have the Super Clark shirts there for those who'd like to purchase one. More balloon release info: http://bit.ly/akYMB6
If you're unable to make it to Lehi, feel free to release a green balloon wherever you are. (Send pictures to Kristin so she can post them on the blog! klkimble@gmail.com)
Wikispace for Utah Liver Families.
August 14th 8am
$20 for each team member. Get a shirt and donations go to Utah Donor Registry.We can be team "Utah Liver Families"
Wondering if we want to get a team together for the 2K walk so the kids can do it too. They also have a 5k run for those interested.
https://www.yesutah.org/content/slc_race_registration
Please leave a comment if interested.
A 5K run, titled "Help Hayden Heal", will be held July 17 in Pleasant View, Utah. You can mail in your pre-registration forms to: Help Hayden Heal, P.O. Box 13407, Ogden, UT 84412-3407. The runners will pick up their packets and any pre-registration stuff will be done that morning from 7am - 7:45. Then the run will begin at 8am, following the run will also be a silent auction.
The registration donation is $30 per person, however you can register in advance for only $20. A registration form can be downloaded from Hayden's web page - http://www.familyforever.com/Hayden
Yesterday was a fun day despite being a little cold. We had our 3rd Liver Families get together. Lulu and Charlie were both there and got to meet some new friends: Kai and Paige.
May 29th 11AM
Sugar House Park
2100 South 1350 East
Parleys Creek Pavilion – Located near the children’s play area and the creek in the center of the park.
Bring your own lunch get together event.
Last night there was a charity concert for Clark Kimble. It was nice to finally meet Super Clark. He had a liver transplant back in August and had many complications - one of which is that he needs a bone marrow transplant. Luckily one of his brothers is a match. Can read more about Clark at http://superclarkkimble.blogspot.com
I also got to meet Nichole whose son has Alagille Syndrome. He also had a liver transplant in August.
LuLu is doing great crawling everywhere and taking some steps. Great to see her doing so well and able to have a bath now!
