
An Awakened Warrior's Horizon - Part I of II
An Awakened Warrior's Horizon - Part II of II
Separate Pieces Woven Into One - Multimedia Project at CSU San Marcos, Updated December 2022
Beacons of HOPE

Beacon of HOPE: Leesa

Beacon of HOPE: Grace

Beacon of HOPE: Kathy

Beacon of HOPE: Monica
My first year walking for the Susan G Komen 3-Day 60 Miles Walk was November 2014. My initial thought was to walk to honor my Aunt Encarnacion Regala, now 89-years young and a two-time breast cancer survivor. I also learned one of my professors/mentors, Dr. Paxton, is also a two-time survivor. It has been such an empowering and humbling experience year-after-year. I have been confronted by a cause bigger and greater than I could have ever imagined. I am committed to help find the cure for breast cancer, "The Beast!" I will continue to walk for all survivors and those affected by this non-discriminating illness.
The four women featured and honored here, I consider "Beacons of HOPE" because they are strong, fighters, determined not to give up and keep on living with positivity and embracing LIFE each and everyday! I salute these women. I see and sense them as "Beacons of HOPE!"
Aging Graciously - Model "Sabrina"
Life-Long Learner
CSUSM Education Without Boarders, May 18, 2022 - Adel Bautista, Palomar College Graduate