Cameron Coupe (left) and Alexander Roman, out on their trek. (Photo from Walk for Seattle Children’s Facebook page)
Defying his last name, Cameron Coupe spent his high school years starring for sports teams outside of Cow Town.
He and his family lived on the South end of the Island, and Coupe played soccer and football for the Falcons, graduating in 2013.
Let’s not hold that against him.
He might not have been a Wolf, but he’s a good guy and that shines through brightly with what he and fellow Washington State University student Alexander “Zan” Roman are doing this summer.
The pair decided to walk from Seattle to New York to raise money for health causes close to their lives.
Coupe is trying to bring in donations for Seattle Children’s Hospital to honor the memory of his cousin Katie, who fought through two battles with cancer there.
Roman’s charity is the hospital’s Autism Center. He has an older brother who is autistic.
To follow the pair’s journey across America, you can hop over to their Facebook page, where they provide updates:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Walk-For-Seattle-Childrens/1553080564917191
Or, take a look at their site, where you can get all their pertinents and (if you feel like it) donate to the cause:
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