Nassau County dressed in pink

Nassau County Commissioner Alyson McCullough, left, greets Breast Cancer Survivors Shanita Burks, middle, and Jose Garcia on Oct. 16 at the Board of County Commissioners meeting. The BOCC declared the week of Oct 20 - 26 as Breast Cancer Awareness Week in the county, and today as Pink Day. Photo by Ashley Chandler/News-Leader

Nassau County Commissioner Alyson McCullough, left, greets Breast Cancer Survivors Shanita Burks on Oct. 16 at the Board of County Commissioners meeting. The BOCC declared the week of Oct 20 - 26 as Breast Cancer Awareness Week in the county, and today as Pink Day. Photo by Ashley Chandler/News-Leader

Breast Cancer Survivor Jose Garcia speaks on Oct. 16 at the Board of County Commissioners meeting after receiving a proclamation from the board declaring the week of Oct 20 - 26 as Breast Cancer Awareness Week in the county, and today as Pink Day. Garcia is the first man to receive the proclamation from the county. Photo by Ashley Chandler/News-Leader

Breast Cancer Survivors Shanita Burks speaks Oct. 16 at the Board of County Commissioners meeting after receiving a proclamation from the board declaring the week of Oct 20 - 26 as Breast Cancer Awareness Week in the county, and today as Pink Day. Burks said she was a mother of two and active duty in the Navy when she was diagnosed. Photo by Ashley Chandler/News-Leader

Nassau County Commissioner Alyson McCullough reads the proclamation declaring the week of Oct 20 - 26 as Breast Cancer Awareness Week in the county, and today as Pink Day on Oct. 16 at the Board of County Commissioners meeting. Photo by Ashley Chandler/News-Leader

Nassau County Commissioner Alyson McCullough, from left, poses with Breast Cancer Survivors Shanita Burks and Jose Garcia on Oct. 16 at the Board of County Commissioners meeting. Photo by Ashley Chandler/News-Leader