I met Kaelen almost 10 years ago at Camp Goodtimes when he was in the middle of his fight against leukemia. He was a kid who was always ready to speak up and express himself as well as lend a hand to anyone else who needed it. I have been so proud of him over the years and that overflowed yesterday when I had the great chance to take some portraits and hang out with him and his parents, Wally and Tina. What a great afternoon and evening it was.
You should have seen the dance Kaelen was doing prior to and after descending into the icing waters of Hood Canal for a photo opp!



Okay, now I'm freezing, just looking at these. How do you get folks to get in the water at this time of year???
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It's leading by example! I was waste deep myself. The only difference is I have a little built-in insulation whereas Kaelen does not!
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