'He's my hero' - Annual Into Light the Walk event held in Pleasantville
Hundreds of people woke up early Sunday morning to march in Pleasantville to shine a light on mental health.
News 12 Staff
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Jun 13, 2021, 8:41 PM
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Updated 1,037 days ago
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49m agoHundreds of
people woke up early Sunday morning to march in Pleasantville to shine a light
on mental health.
The walk is
in honor of Brian Thomas Halloran, a former student at Pleasantville High School who took his own life
while away at college in South Carolina after a long-fought battle with
depression and anxiety.
His parents say they've committed their lives to
being advocates for mental health. A day after losing their son in 2018, they
founded the Break the Hold foundation in honor of Brian and to help prevent
another family from suffering the same fate.
