lfm01

"It tells me what kind of community this is and even though it's a small community, Tiffany Elsa Peretti Teardrop ring amazing how people go out of their way to give," Bruce says. "You remember people you've lost and celebrate those that survived and get energy to keep going. It's hard to put into words how it affects people and something they won't forget for the rest of their lives." This year will be the relay's 12-year anniversary with Tiffany Elsa Peretti Teardrop set  teams participating. It will not be known until race day exactly how many participants there will be; it could range from 300 to 500, according to Becky Morris, event co-chair. "We're basically bringing a city to Wasuma School," she says. "It's the commitment of the whole community that makes relay such a success. Tiffany Elsa Starfish really is the community coming together to fight against cancer." Event organizers encourage families with children to participate -- there will be many activities including a dunk tank and bounce house to help raise funds for cancer research. In only their second season, the Richmond Flying Squirrels have yet to win a title. But Tiffany Engine-turned money clip displayed an impressive championship trophy Wednesday night. The World Series trophy won in 2010 by the San Francisco Giants, the Squirrels' parent club, made a stop at The Diamond as Richmond met Trenton in an Eastern League game. About 24 inches tall and 24 pounds, the trophy features a ring of 30 flags, one for each major-league team. It travels in a black box, roughly the size of two suitcases. On the road, it is transported by a specially designed Giants vehicle, the Toyoto Tundra Trophy Truck.