A unique challenge will be hitting Main Street in Gloucester Saturday morning. HeartChase Gloucester, a benefit to raise money for the American Heart Association, will have well over 30 teams participating in a giant scavenger hunt, all in an effort to help the community and the AHA “chase away” heart disease for good.

HeartChase events are held throughout the country on a regular basis and Gloucester’s challenge was orchestrated by resident and county attorney Ted Wilmot, who lost his daughter Kendall to heart disease a year ago Sunday. She was only 20 years old.

Kendall Wilmot was a senior at Virginia Tech’s business school in Blacksburg at the time of her death. She received her degree posthumously and ended up graduating magna cum laude.

According to Ted, Kendall was very active and involved in all kinds of activities ranging from her beloved sorority at college to enjoying a study abroad program in Europe to being the captain of her high school field hoc...