How dedicated are you to the causes you believe in? For Terresa Humphries-Wadsworth and Kelly Eckerdt, that answer isn’t likely easily matched.
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CODY – How dedicated are you to the causes you believe in? For Terresa Humphries-Wadsworth and Kelly Eckerdt, that answer isn’t likely easily matched. Because these two women have taken to the roads of Wyoming, literally, to bring awareness to suicide and its prevention.
But this is no small jaunt – these two are attempting to cover the 400 miles between Cody and Cheyenne between Sept. 1 and Sept. 15.
Terresa and Kelly are from Park Countyand departed the Wyoming Veterans Memorial Park in Cody five days ago and expect to finish at the Cheyenne VA Medical Center.