PHOTOS: Drunk Driving Awareness walk

Pamela Hamby, center, organizes the annual Drunk Driving Awareness walk in honor of her daughter Brieonna Sanders-Samora who passed away after being struck by a drunk driver. In this photo, Hamby poses for a photo with her extended family.
Brieonna's son, Kingsley, was only a baby when his mother passed away after being struck by a drunk driver and, alongside his family, attended the Drunk Driving Awareness walk on Saturday, April 30.
Breakfast items were available at the Drunk Driving Awareness walk on April 30 and people happily took advantage of it.
2022 Blossom Pageant Queen, Destiny Jordan, center, attended the April 30 Drunk Driving Awareness walk alongside her court.
The Chief of Police and fellow officers made it a point to attend the Drunk Driving Awareness Walk on April 30 organized by Pamela Hamby, center, in honor of her daughter, Brieonna Sanders-Samora, who passed away after being struck by a drunk driver.
In this photo, Hamby poses with member of the walk committee. Together, the women worked hard to make the walk memorable and impacting for attendees.

By Olivia Johnson | ojohnson@canoncitydailyrecord.com

May 19, 2022 at 12:39 p.m.

The Drunk Driving Awareness walk, organized by Pamela Hamby in honor of her daughter Brieonna Sanders-Samora, took place on April 30. Sanders-Samora died after being struck by a drunk driver and, ever since, Hamby has worked hard to bring awareness to Fremont County.

April’s walk consisted of not only the walk itself but also a breakfast food truck, prizes and attendance from all sorts of Fremont County “royalty” including the police chief, many officers, and the 2022 Blossom Pageant Queen, Destiny Jordan, and her court.

Funds raised during the event were donated to both the CCHS and CHS senior Funfests to keep graduating seniors safe the night before graduation and over 100 people attended the event.