Sunday Mornings

Corrie Schumacher is a mother whose 22 year old son, Sam, died tragically in a motorcycle crash. Corrie is an inspiration in her decision to tell Sam's story--a young man who loved riding fast on his bike.

Aimee Ross is a mother, a wife, a daughter, a high school English teacher, and the author of "Permanent Marker, a Memoir" an open and honest sharing of a specific time in her life that occurred 10 years ago.

PAWS – Progressive Animal Welfare Society-- an incredible nonprofit organization, helping animals, but making a difference in people's lives, and the community. Join them for PAWSwalk on Saturday, September 7, from 8:00 am - noon at Warren Magnuson Park on Lake Washington.

Helene Berger is an inspiring woman, the author of "Choosing Joy: Alzheimer's, A Book of Hope". Written as a result of her personal experiences in caring for her husband for the last 6 years of his life, Helene discovered some simple but profound ways to be with, and help her husband.

Lisa Manheim is the cofounder of a unique non profit organization: Tour de Pier, and Executive Director for the Hirshberg Foundation for Pancreatic Cancer research. Seven years ago the first Tour de Pier debuted and this September the first one takes place on the shores of Lake Union.

Dr. Adia Harvey Wingfield is a Professor of Sociology at Washington University in St. Louis. She is also a writer, and author of two important books in the health care field, the latest: Flatlining--Race, Work, and Healthcare in the New Economy.

Chuck Potrykus is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor with Pacific Medical Centers. Chuck has worked with all ages of patients for more than 12 years and brings his experiences to us to have an informed conversation about mental health and mental illness.

Christina Kelly is the Director of Communications with the American Cancer Society and they are kicking off the Making Strides for Breast Cancer at Woodland Park Zoo on August 8th.

Dr. John Poothullil is a retired physician, but he still continues to do research and write about health issues that plague us - diabetes, cancer and obesity.

Jen Syrowitz is the new Executive Director of Washington Outdoor Women (WOW), and Ronnie McGlenn, is the Founder. WOW has been here in the Puget Sound area for 22 years, providing important classes and trainings for women, by women, to keep us safe in nature.