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Relay for Life in Blount County was a great success. Here are some additional pictures of the night.

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Rick Shepard outlines the night's activities for Relay for Life.
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Keri Stewart-Prigmore gave a beautiful rendition of the "Star Spangled Banner" to open Relay for Life. In the background is Jesse Malenfant of Troop 777.
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Aaron VanZeeland, operations manager for Sanford Newell, talked about the company's commitment to Relay for Life.
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Ryan Palmer with the American Cancer Society welcomes the crowd to Blount County's Relay for Life.
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Carolyn Forster thanks committee members and volunteers for helping to make Relay for Life a success.
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Sue Dawson was in charge of Team Development for Relay for Life. A total of 138 teams participated in the event.
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This gentle giant attracted lots of attention at Relay for Life.
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The Womanless Beauty Review brought out some "Lovely" ladies to raise money for cancer research. Winners were "Fredricka" of Mt. Lebanon Baptist; 1st runner-up was "Boston Betty," representing the Overton Family; 2nd runner-up was "Bambi" for Team Laura; 3rd runner-up was "Gypsy" for Team St. Marks; and 4th runner-up was "Peppiti" for the Sundance Kids.
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Maryville Mayor Joe Swann reads a list of In Memory names as night closes on Relay for Life.
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Brian Tuggle, right, asks last year's winner of the Womanless Beauty Review if "she" is ready to give up her crown.
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Tim Self, left, directed the early morning activities that included a Newlywed Game, Frozen T-Shirt contest, Big Hair contest and others. Contestants in the Newlywed Game included Rick and Kim Barber, Amy and Gary Clarkson, winners Brandon and Misty Able and Zack and Jennifer Mullins.
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Noah Huskey was "Hannah Montana Man" in the Womanless Beauty Review for Central Point Baptist Church.
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"Paula" (Paul Davis) was a blushing bride for the Overton Family in the Womanless Beauty Review.
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Carl VanHoozier of Vulcan presents a Survivor Medal to Sue Edwards. Sue has been cancer-free for seven years.
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