By Melissa Moore-Randall
Members of the Revere Police Department and local Attorney A.J. Moscone of Moscone Law recently participated in Run to Home Base at Fenway Park. Moscone was joined by Revere Police Officers Sgt. Joe Singer, Giana Berkowitz and Kenneth Bruker as well as Maxwell Martel and Paul Francullo. The group represented Revere Boxing and ran in remembrance of Armando David of the 3rd Battalion, 6th Marines, Kilo Company. David was a Weapons Platoon Machine Gunner Section Leader.
The Run to Home Base is a unique fundraising 9K run or 5K run/walk through Boston, ending with the unforgettable experience of crossing “home base” at historic Fenway Park.
According to their website, “Over 150,000 Veterans have lost their lives to suicide since 9/11. For the last 17 years, Home Base has provided world-class clinical care and support to help heal the invisible wounds of over 50,000 of our most injured Warriors and Families across the globe – all at no out-of-pocket cost to them.
“The Run to Home Base presented by RTX is our most critical annual fundraiser, providing vital funds for the clinical care and support for our Veterans and Families who are impacted by the invisible wounds of service.”