Tim Ward is eager for more people to know about the Chance for Life (CFL) organization. That’s why he recently completed a remarkable 22-day journey to build awareness and raise funds for the groundbreaking program that successfully trains individuals incarcerated in prisons as they return to communities. Ward stopped in Glen Arbor as part of the 2,400-mile Trace Michigan tour. He and his wife, Mary, are part-time Glen Arbor residents after buying a home here in 2015, just before the Aug. 2 megastorm. Family, friends, and colleagues gathered at Rinco Bros, the coffee roastery next to Lake Street Studios on Saturday, July 29, to encourage Ward as he began another day on the road.