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Through Our Lens 2011: Eva Russo
Credit: Eva Russo/Times-Dispatch
Chris Tompkins was paralyzed in a bicycle accident in April 2009. Second Half, a group of retired men that developed out of the Needle's Eye Ministry, is helping with Tompkins rehab. Members of the group work with him one hour a day, five days per week at The Laurels of University Park. Here, Johnny Gray (left) and John Karsten (right) help him stretch on February 17, 2011.
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