Sound Beach woman walks from Southampton to Bay Shore in honor of friend battling cancer
Brittany Nortaroberta says her journey was a fitting way to show Deluca and his family that their friends are behind him through every step of his journey.
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May 25, 2024, 2:43 AM
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9ds agoA Sound Beach woman walked 50 miles Friday to support her friend battling cancer.
Brittany Nortaroberta went from Southampton to Bay Shore in honor of Jason Deluca, who has a rare form of lung cancer.
Nortaroberta says her journey was a fitting way to show Deluca and his family that their friends are behind him through every step of his journey.
A GoFundMe has been created to help Deluca in his fight against cancer.
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