‘Run for Mums’ organized after death of Winnipeg mother, children

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A Winnipeg couple is so touched by the recent deaths of Lisa Gibson and her two children that they’re organizing a fundraising run at Kildonan Park.

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A Winnipeg couple is so touched by the recent deaths of Lisa Gibson and her two children that they’re organizing a fundraising run at Kildonan Park.

Brenda and Eddie Marion-Gerula will host a family run/walk, called Run for Mums, on Wednesday, Sept. 25 at 6:30 p.m.

It’s a fundraiser for the Mood Disorders Association of Manitoba and a way to raise awareness of postpartum depression.

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Jenna Cadorath says Anna Gibson (below) was 'so proud' of her duck costume last fall. A photo of Anna wearing the outfit was left at the memorial for the Gibson children.
Phil Hossack / Winnipeg Free Press Jenna Cadorath says Anna Gibson (below) was 'so proud' of her duck costume last fall. A photo of Anna wearing the outfit was left at the memorial for the Gibson children.

Gibson’s body was located the Red River last Saturday, three days after her children, Anna, 2 and Nicholas, three months, were found unresponsive in the bathtub of the family’s Westwood home.

She was reported to be suffering from a postpartum mental illness and had been seeking help.

The Run for Mums will be sponsored by the Running Room. Entry fee will be $20 a person and children under the age of 12 are free. Each runner/walker gets to pick how many laps they want to do around the park, to a maximum of 10.

More information on the event is available on Facebook.

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Updated on Friday, August 2, 2013 9:54 AM CDT: Updates link.

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