A Minnesota husband is taking a 3,500-mile stretch from Key West to his home in Albany, Minnesota to help find a cure for breast cancer after his wife was diagnosed with the disease. The catch? He’s doing it on a bike.
Al Rezsel and his wife, Terry Rezsel, who doesn’t ride but follows her husband closely in their vehicle, have been riding for 42 days straight to raise money for the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.Terry is a 12-year breast cancer survivor.
“Once we got over that kind of initial devastation of that diagnosis and the family did, then she got through her treatments, we decided we wanted to do something to try to help find a cure,” Al said.The couple started their venture on April 1 at the Southernmost Point in Key West and have documented each day of their journey.
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