The merchandise girls of Grass Roots Rescue are (l-r) Sherri Cook, Dianna Wheeler, Donna Timlen and Kathi Kressman. For more information about Grass Roots Rescue, go to GRRDE.org.
The Lodges of Coastal Delaware staff on hand include Suzette Chambers, director of community relations, left, and Kaitlin Labadie, associate director of community relations. For more information, go to truittlodge.com.
Liz Guida from Delaware Hyperbarics gives a free massage while Steve Caldwell speaks with attendees. For more information, call 302-313-5555.
Shyann Soja and Jessica Collins from DelMarVa Acupuncture explain their techniques to visitors at the event. For more information, go to dmvacu.com.
Dr. Ryan Sod from First State Health & Wellness speaks with Georgianna Jackson about their services, as assistant Ashley Groom looks on. For more information, email rsod@firststatehealth.com.
Karen Glooch, left, and Van Roland of Rehoboth Strength & Balance stand at their business table. For more information, go to rbstrengthandbalance.com.
Matt Carter of Quest is presented with a check by Health, Fitness & Leisure Expo owner Kathy Benson. The funds help Matt and Sarah Carter’s foundation that raises funds to make area beaches and waterways accessible to those with mobility issues. For more information, go to www.masonsmobilitymission.org. SUBMITTED PHOTO
Dr. Shekinah Mast, center, gives visitors information about hearing aids and other audiology services. She and her staff, Lauren Franklin, left, and Vanessa Dukes, can be reached at www.drmast.com.
Giving information about Highmark coverage are (l-r) Sara Dorey, Joyce Baker and Morgan Catherman. For more information, call 844-576-1245.
Hiba Stancofski shows off a picture purchased from local photographer Gavin Birl. Helping with the purchase is Gavin’s sister Sophia.
The Sussex County Vet Center and Delaware Viet Nam Veterans of Delaware are represented by (l-r) Pierre Gabriel, Jim Ferranti, Dan Summers, John Richter, Mike Tuckman, Steve Flynn, Tom Wiker and Pat Moonan.
Golf pro Sam Cresta, left, and fitness instructor Britt Morrison offer information about American Classic Golf and Britt Marie Fitness. For more information, go to americanclassicgolf.com or call Britt at 302-703-6662.
Custom Fit 360 staff are ready to answer questions and give advice at the expo. Shown are (l-r) Jordan Wiestruck, David Blake, Melissa Kilker, Chris Parker, Bre MacDonald, Alexis Schreiber and Erik Schreiber.
Jordan Amdrell from CNU Fit gives a treatment to Vera Sitze during the event. For more information, go to cnufit.com.
Tammy Carpenter displays her book Spiritual Synergy: A Ladies’ Manual to Becoming Spiritually Fit. For more information, search for The Farmer’s Porch on Facebook or call 302-542-4767.
Nicole Walsh from Aerus demonstrates her healthy and powerful vacuum cleaner. For more information, go to aerusde.com.
The staff at Coastal Bath are ready to help with bathroom remodels. Shown are (l-r) Stephanie and Fred Garrity, Crystal Taylor and Crystal Garrity. For more information, go to coastalbaths.com.
More than 1,500 visitors attended the fifth annual Health, Fitness & Leisure Expo at Cape High March 11. SUBMITTED PHOTO
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