Volume 29 Issue 3 “All the news that’s fitness to print” June 2005

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Treat your body like a temple, not a woodshed. The mindand body work together. Your body needs to be a goodsupport system for the mind and spirit. If you take goodcare of it, your body can take you wherever you want to go,with the power and strength and energy and vitality youwill need to get there.

Jim Rohn

Table of Contents

Club Information 2-5New and Renewing Members 5Letters to the Club/Editor 6-8Freedom 10K 8Runing Shoes Stories 9History Trail Run 10ADTM Update 13June Nielson Challenge 13Volunteers Corner 14Volunteers 2005 Recognition Program 15Race Results

Mizuno Mile 16Alex Hoag 16-20Feats of Fire 21-25Run for the Garden 26

PPRR Membership Application 28

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Membership Information:Membership Information:Membership Information:Membership Information:Membership Information:Memberships are for 12 months. RENEWAL NOTICES ARE NOT SENT OUT.Please check the date on your mailing label for month of expiration--look forthe sad face on your mailing label.the LONG RUN is mailed bulk rate. IT IS NOT FORWARDED. Please sendaddress changes to Membership.

PPRR Board Members and Other NewsPPRR Board Members and Other NewsPPRR Board Members and Other NewsPPRR Board Members and Other NewsPPRR Board Members and Other NewsClub OfficersClub OfficersClub OfficersClub OfficersClub OfficersPresident: Pat Lockhart 598-2953Vice President: Larry Miller 590-7086Secretary: Robin Satterwhite 471-7613Treasurer: Gil Kindt 328-9828

Board MembersBoard MembersBoard MembersBoard MembersBoard MembersJack Anthony 282-9799Cymmie Bailey 578-1651Gordon Barnett 266-5390Al Grimme 534-0534Lyn Hale 328-9828John O’Neill w 635-3833, h 685-5806Travis Waldrip 282-1671

Special CommitteesSpecial CommitteesSpecial CommitteesSpecial CommitteesSpecial CommitteesBulk Mailing: Jim Beckenhaupt 636-2696Calendar: Dave Sorenson davidsorenson@msn.com

Course Marking/CertificationTravis Waldrip 282-1671

Equipment: Larry Miller 590-7086Gordon Barnett 266-5390

Insurance: Pat Lockhart 598-2953Historian: Storme Rose 591-6819Membership: Pat Lockhart 598-2953

Janet Rose 598-1904Newsletter Editor: Diane Cahalan 594-9493

editor@pprrun.orgNielson: Zane Meredith 633-2055Race Coordinator: Don Johnson 291-9712Training Runs: Garden of Gods: Dave Sorenson davidsorenson@msn.com

Barr Trail: Larry Miller 590-7086Volunteer Coordinator: Cymmie Bailey 578-1651Web Page Master: Dave Sorenson davidsorenson@msn.com

Newsletter InformationNewsletter InformationNewsletter InformationNewsletter InformationNewsletter Informationthe LONG RUN is the official monthly publication of thePikes Peak Road Runners. We welcome all writtencontributions and photographs. You send it, we’ll run it.

Please save your article in MS Word. Send via e-mail toeditor@pprrun.org or through the mail to Pikes PeakRoad Runners, Attention: Newsletter Editor, 207 NNevada, CS, CO 80903. If you do not have electronicmeans, just mail to the Editor.

Items for the newsletter are welcomed at any time. Youcan mail them to the above address or drop yourarticles off at the downtown YMCA. Ask someone at thereception desk to place materials in the Road Runner’smailbox.

Deadline for time sensitive informationDeadline for time sensitive informationDeadline for time sensitive informationDeadline for time sensitive informationDeadline for time sensitive informationIt’s the weekend before the first Tuesday of the month.

CreditsCreditsCreditsCreditsCreditsEditor: Diane Cahalan 594-9493Race Results: Dave Sorenson davidsorenson@msn.comContributors: All are welcome to contribute.Printing: Centennial Reproduction Center 635-4453

Stuffing SessionsStuffing SessionsStuffing SessionsStuffing SessionsStuffing SessionsNewsletter parties are held the 2nd Wednesday of eachmonth at 6:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome to join the fun!

Colorado Running Company has graciouosly offered tohost the stuffings. PPRR will provide the food and CRCwill provide the beverages.

June 15 CRC 833 N Tejon 635-3833July 13 CRC 833 N Tejon 635-3833Aug 10 CRC 833 N Tejon 635-3833Sept 14 CRC 833 N Tejon 635-3833Oct 12 CRC 833 N Tejon 635-3833

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Monthly Club MeetingsMonthly Club MeetingsMonthly Club MeetingsMonthly Club MeetingsMonthly Club MeetingsBusiness meetings are held at 7 p.m. on the first Tuesdayof each month at the downtown Pikes Peak YMCA, 207N Nevada. PPRR members and friends are encouragedto attend.

Mail renewals to:

Pikes Peak Road Runners, Inc.,Attention: MEMBERSHIP 207 N NevadaColorado Springs CO 80903

Advertising in the LONG RUN

Business cards : $15/month

Mail your card/ad and check to:PPRR Advertising - Attn: Editor207 N. Nevada, CS, CO 80903

Full page inserts - DUE on 2nd Tues of the month:1. Print 750 copies of your insert on 8½X11 paper.2. Do NOT fold or staple--8.5 x 11!3. Deliver to PPRR Editor c/o Colorado Running Company

at 833 N Tejon, Colo Spgs, CO 80903.4. Deliver check for $50.00 made payable to PPRR Advertis-

ing with the flyers.

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President’s LetterPresident’s LetterPresident’s LetterPresident’s LetterPresident’s Letter

Trail clean-up willbe held on Sat Jul

2 and Aug 6 @9a.m.

Southwest parking lotof Walmart on 8th Street

Pat Lockhart

Articles and photos for the Long Runmay be submitted via e-mail toeditor@ pprrun.org or drop atdowntown YMCA. Hey Members—Iwant your running stories! I knowyou are out there and have stories,send them to me!

As I continue to say—you membersare AWESOME—keep the articlesand photos coming!

VolunteeringVolunteeringVolunteeringVolunteeringVolunteeringJust in case you don't take the time to read the minutes, at our April meet-ing, I commented to the board that I was going to try something new inrecruiting volunteers for the Feats of Fire for Kids. As Co-Chairperson forMemberships, I process the application forms and pulled about 40 new andrenewals that noted that they wanted to volunteer. I e-mailed them jointlyrequesting their help with the May 22 event. I got 1 response from that e-mailing.

A comment from one of the board members that initiated this test was thatthe volunteers are a clique and potentially new volunteers are not con-tacted. I already have 2 new volunteers who have contacted me to helpwith the Run for Hope in July. It's hard for the Race Director (or anyone, forthat matter) to take time to sit and make several hours of phone calls andask for help… and wait for return phone calls that never come. That's oneof the reasons a good core of volunteers that can always be depended on isso critical.

I hope you have noted our new Volunteer Opportunity column. If you havethe time and want to volunteer at one of our events, please take the timeand call or e-mail the Race Director and offer your help—it is so greatlyappreciated.

I would like to make a special thanks to several people who took on newtasks for the Feats of Fire for Kids. The individuals are already committedvolunteers, but this time I asked them to do a little more and they acceptedwithout any reservation, and performed as I expected… excellently.

AL GRIMME - accepted as our Course Director

KATIE WATERS - accepted as our T-Shirt Table Director

EMILY WATERS - accepted as Start Line Assistant (helping me check thebibs for "dots")

Another very special thank you to the TONSITS FAMILY - LAURA, REESEAND JUSTIN. Peter and Pete had a soccer game to make up… otherwise wewould have had the whole family as the water station. Laura told me, "It'sabout time that the Tonsits did some volunteering."

We are a race management club and without the volunteers there would beno club.

Let the rains come, but give us a little sunshine for our running events!

MayStuffing

Volunteers

Colorado RunningCompany, Host

Bob AcevedoCarla AugensteinJim Beckenhaupt

Diane CahalanJohn Cornick

Al GrimmeTeri Harper

Pat LockhartBob Mutu

John O’NeillJeff Smith

Dave ThomsonTraci Winterbottom

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PPRR Board Meeting MinutesBoard Meeting MinutesBoard Meeting MinutesBoard Meeting MinutesBoard Meeting Minutes May 3, 2005May 3, 2005May 3, 2005May 3, 2005May 3, 2005YMCA: (Chris) Chris described the Y's 5k run in Falcon. It is asmall event that they hope will build in size. Starting time is10 a.m. at the Woodman Hills Rec. Center. Title: WoodmanHills 5k Run. Chris had ideas for a newsletter column. Oneidea was a q & a type of article.

Newsletter: (Diane) absent. Jim wanted it mentioned in thenewsletter that volunteers are outstanding.

Bulk Mail: (Jim) The last newsletter mailing was overweightbut flyer income offsets the extra postage. Al is shopping for anew electric stapler. The best price he has found so far was$298.

Equipment: (Larry/Gordon) Larry bought a bigger generatorto replace the one stolen from the storage unit. The price -$399. The new generator is on a platform with wheels and ahandle that folds down. Larry will use an etching tool to markit with PPRR name. Larry did not leave the generator at thestorage unit. Larry, Bill or Dave will keep the generator at oneof their houses.

Bill Gallegos is rotating another 737 out for repair. Forinsurance purposes, he is still compiling an equipment list andadding ADTM equipment.

Calendar: (Dave) Dave made corrections. He has beenproducing on colored paper.

Webmaster: (Dave) Janet Rose has requested that we publishthe training run attendance in the newsletter. Dave reportedprogress on the electronic newsletter research. The mainproblem will be the size of the files, photos. Membershipauthorization and validation will not be big issue.

Volunteer Coordinator (Cymmie) Volunteer appreciationnight was canceled. There were only three rsvps by noon onThursday. Phil kept the reserved room open. Don Johnson andBeezy Taylor entertained the group that came. Another ideawould be to include an appreciation event at the club's newGreat Race.

Race Coordinator: (Don) Update- Ft. Carson called to lodge acomplaint. At this time, Don did not have any additionalinformation about the matter. He attended a meeting inBoulder with other race coordinators from the Denver/Boulder are. Other areas wanted to know how we werehandling races on streets. Other than the Bolder Boulder thereis only one other race held on the road in Boulder. Donreported that it was an informative meeting. He receivedinformation on online race entry sites, other race insuranceand he commiserated about problems finding race venues,race shirts.

PPRR received a call from Skyway Elementary who wants toput on a 5k race and with a goal to profit $9,000. Pat advisedthem that they needed sponsorships.

Jim mentioned the possibility of a short, 1-mile race beforeVeteran's Day parade.

Attendance: (Robin) Lyn Hale, Robin Satterwhite PatLockhart, Larry Miller, Gil Kindt, Al Grimme, JimBeckenhaupt, Travis Waldrip, Cymmie Bailey, Don Johnson,Jack Anthony, Dave Sorenson, Phil FosterExcused: Gordon Barnett, Chris Tuttle, Diane Cahalan, JohnO'Neill, and Zane Meredith

Guest Business: - Dan Cleveland -Trails and Open Spaces .Dan has requested a liquor license for ADTM (AmericanDiscovery Trail Marathon). Last year the board was notinvolved with the liquor license and it did not go before theboard for approval. Pat wanted board approval this year. Danpresented the procedure that he will go through to get theliquor permit. The application form from the State Dept. ofRevenue calls for the "President, Secretary or politicalcandidate…" to show that the group is non-profit, in goodstanding. The applicant has to submit a plan for how thealcohol consumption will be contained. ADTM will only serveto runners and volunteers over 21. Last year they marked allbibs of runners under 21. Alcohol will be distributed andconsumed in a marked off area. Bristol Brewery will providefree beer. Ent is pleased with the event and happy to have thebeer. Pat would like PPRR named on a certificate of insurancefrom Bristol Brewery. Dan will request certificate, but sinceBristol Brewery gives ADTM the beer before the event and isnot present or involved in the distribution this might not bepossible.

Travis made a motion and Dave seconded, to approve Dan'srequest to get the liquor license. Larry Miller as vice presidentwill be listed on the permit request. The motion passed unani-mously.

Minutes: The minutes were approved as corrected.

Treasurer's Report: (Gil) Gil presented the current financialstatements. The full report was accepted and is on file. TheTotal cash in bank accounts is $13,555.21. Gil will close out theWells Fargo account this month and transfer remaining fundsto Key Bank. ADTM financial reports were included in thismonth's report. Gil is working on budget projections for PPRR.

Event Promotion: (Al) Al has been creating Active.cominformation pages for future races.

RRCA: (Jack) Jack will be attending RRCA convention nextweek. He will be watching the awards to see our competitionfor next year. RRCA news: Lisa Paige , our regional represen-tative is on the search committee for a new RRCA executivedirector. Jack also mentioned that his newsletter articles haveturned up additional historical leads.

Certifications/Measuring: (Travis) Travis is currently measur-ing for the Alex Hoag Race. He has completed the first coursethat finishes outside the stadium and will complete the secondon Thursday. The Diabetes run is tentatively using a course inBear Creek park. This course will not be certified, only mea-sured. Travis is working on the ADTM, particularly the 5k. Hehas scheduled to work on it in June and July. The PPRR's GreatRace could potentially use the same course out of ConfluencePark.

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Robin Satterwhite

Renewing MembersRenewing MembersRenewing MembersRenewing MembersRenewing MembersDoug Allen Woodland ParkNancy Augustus Colorado SpringsAndrew Blemker Colorado SpringsJohn Boddington Colorado SpringsDavid DeHart Colorado SpringsBud Gerathy DDS MonumentDiana Hartman Colorado SpringsChuck Holte Colorado SpringsJoAnn Hopper-Davis Colorado SpringsJohn Klopsch Colorado SpringsScott Lebo Colorado SpringsGreg Leger Coloado SpringsAbram M. Minzer Colorado SpringsLauren Murray Colorado SpringsLindsey Murray Colorado SpringsLisa Murray Colorado SpringsTodd Murray Colorado SpringsCurtis Olson Colorado SpringsRick Samz Colorado SpringsLisa Short Colorado SpringsRick Shoulberg Manitou SpringsJeff Smith Colorado Springs

The happy face on your mailing labelmeans it’s time to renew. Use themembership form on the last page of thenewsletter. Thanks!

New MembersNew MembersNew MembersNew MembersNew MembersCarrie Adams Colorado SpringsDixie Bachyrycz Colorado SpringsBob Conboy, Jr. Colorado SpringsJoyce Hanagan Colorado SpringsRebecca Atkinson Hanagan CSpringsJeff Lindemann PeytonTanya Munsee Colorado SpringsJohn Randono Colorado SpringsGabriel Rosado Colorado SpringsJohn Stevens Colorado SpringsKathi Stewart Colorado SpringsShelley Werts Colorado Springs

Insurance: Pat will get a quote from Hinkle but she is waiting for theinventory list from Bill Gallegos. Pat has "hard copies" of all insurancepolicies on file.

President's Report: (Pat)Membership statistics:Single 481Clubs 41Life 9Families 139Family Members 266TOTAL 936

Two volunteers will be stepping down from their duties. This will be thelast year that Bill Gallegos directs the Sailin Shoes finish line. Bill willassist the new director for 2 years.

Zane Meredith will direct the Nielson until November. Al Grimme andPhil Foster will take over at that time.

Past Events:• GOG/SRT training runs (Dave)- Going fine.• Tortoise & Hare (Bob) Good weather. Happy crowd.• Elbert Reflections (Larry/Gordon) - windy. Double the runners of

last year.

Upcoming Events:• 5/7 Nielson Challenge (May)• 5/6 Trail Cleanup (May)• 5/14 Run for Sunshine (John/Travis) Our insurance ok, theirs is not• 5/22 Feats - (Pat) - School District 11, volunteers• 5/28 YMCA Run (Woodland Hills) - (Chris)• 6/4 Nielson Challenge (June)• 6/3 Trail Cleanup (June)• 6/12 Garden of the Gods (Dave/Lyn/Bill)• 6/18 Sailin Shoes (Al/Bill) - insurance ok both• 6/25 Panoramic (Don)• 7/01 Trail Cleanup• 7/02 Nielson (July)• 7/10 Summer Roundup Trail Run (Pat/Lyn/Bill) The new course

will be about ¾ around the parking lot of Cheyenne Mountain HighSchool then into Stratton Open Space. Start/finish at the highschool.

• 7/16 Run for Hope (Cymmie) - They have lost sponsorships toanother part of the foundation. One solution would be to increaseparticipation. The race has averaged 200 runners for several years.Flyers for the race will be included in Sailin Shoes race packets.

• 7/23 Women's Distance Festival

Old business/New Business: Our Pikes Peak Road Runners 30thcelebration. There was a suggestion that we should explore commemora-tive t-shirts.

8:56 meeting adjourned.Next meeting: June 7, 2005Respectfully submitted,

Current 767Expiring 129 (over the next 3 months)New 23Renew 19

Photos in this edition compliments ofJack Anthony, Tom Dewane, Kim Hoag, and

Diane! Thank YOU!

Jim says, “You Volunteers areJim says, “You Volunteers areJim says, “You Volunteers areJim says, “You Volunteers areJim says, “You Volunteers areGRRRRREAT!”GRRRRREAT!”GRRRRREAT!”GRRRRREAT!”GRRRRREAT!”

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Letters to the Club/EditorLetters to the Club/EditorLetters to the Club/EditorLetters to the Club/EditorLetters to the Club/Editor

RUNNING USA COAST TO COAST RACE ANDRELAY CLARIFICATIONDear Running USA member:

A few weeks ago, we sent out a concept document describingthe proposed Running USA Coast to Coast RACE andRELAY. We have received favorable responses from many ofyou indicating strong interest in either helping out with orsponsoring the project. To all of you, we thank you very muchand to those who haven’t responded, we look forward to yourfeedback, too.

We would like to make several points of clarification. Theproject is a Running USA project and the plan is thatproceeds will benefit the fight against childhood obesity byproviding grants to members who participate and have aprogram which encourages youth or family fitness. DMSE,with two transcontinental runs under their belts, will provideservices and expertise in the management of the event.Since the DMSE Foundation was established 1 ½ years agoto also benefit the youth fitness cause, the initial plan was tofunnel donations through that entity. But this has given somepeople the impression that proceeds will benefit the DMSEmanagement company which was never the intention. ALLdonations and net proceeds will be distributed to deservingprograms determined by a committee of the Running USABoard of Directors.

Finally, some folks have asked how they can get involved ifthe proposed course does not pass through their area.Member entities will be able to get involved in various waysincluding recruiting participants for the RELAY and perhapscombining with others to sponsor a team in the RACE. Onepossibility may be to recruit an entire team from a state orcity that is not on the route and challenge another state orcity to do the same. The Coast to Coast RACE may alsoprovide fundraising avenues such as donations associatedwith a particular runner. We will provide a staff person whocan assist you with your fundraising or publicity ideas. Also,keep in mind that the RELAY and RACE will probably havea different course every year and we will also consider havingstages of the RELAY feed into the overall course from citiesto the north and south of it.

The plans for the RELAY and RACE will be presented atthis week’s Running USA Board meeting in Chicago forinput and approval. We will keep you posted on any develop-ments.

Meanwhile, please continue to send along your ideas andsuggestions.

Regards,

Basil Honikman Dave McGillivrayExecutive Director DMSE, Inc.Running USA dmse@dmsesports.com

From William in Plano TXThe Plano Pacers finally received hot weather. We are on asummer schedule now, with 5K races for all and .673 mileraces (the path around the park lake) for twelve and underrunners. Memorial Day weekend began a week with a racesomewhere in the Dallas area every day, as announced byequipment custodian (and Pikes Peak competitor) KenAshby. June will feature the Millet Mile, a slight downhillrun, with the prevailing wind pushing the runners. Lots ofrunners set PR's here.

My own age group in the 5k included Hunter Hammitt, aretired Baptist missionary to the Orient and returningmember, and Bill Johnson, first president of the Pacerstwenty-five years ago. We all won trophies, which put me inheady company. Hunter was able to speak with my wife,Chun, in Korean, her native language. Chun's brother is alsoa Baptist missionary.

Chun also accompanied me to the Prediction Run in earlyMay. She was immediately drafted as a timekeeper, andenthusiastically invited back when she did well at the job.Part of this was staying awake until I finished.

I offer a bit of trivia for you. In the May copy of the Long Run,you had a picture of the Kinner family, taken in the early1940's. Most of your members are too young to rememberWorld War II, but I am not. Mrs. Kinner is wearing bobbysox. She would have worn nylons, but those were virtuallyunobtainable during the war. Silk stockings were expensive,and silk was controlled by the enemy, Japan. The less saidabout rayon stockings, the better. Women used leg makeup,wore sox, or just did without. The young man on leave whocould somehow get nylons was in great demand. Check someof the TV movies of the period. Mrs. Kinner would certainlyhave preferred to be photographed in stockings if she hadany.

Rregards,

Road Race Management DirectoryHello All!A quick note here to let you know that I have a copy of theRoad Race Managment Directory which lists the contacts forabout every product and service known to appeal to runners,race directors, race production, you name it. Phil Stewart(owner/editor of Road Race Management newsletter) gives acopy to each State Rep. So if you or your race directors needa contact name, please let me know. It’s simple for me to lookup in this book. BTW, this book sells for $135 and is availableonly as hard copy (not online).

Lisa PaigeRRCA CO State Reprunlpaige@yahoo.com

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Great OutdoorsJune is Great Outdoors Month—go to http://www.funoutdoors.com/ to find activities and to post yourevents to a national calendar.

To post events, follow the link to Events, then scroll to thebottom to find the e-mail address, erin@funoutdoors.com,to send your event posting.

Freedom 10K Road RaceTodd J AllisonCPT, QMSupport Squadron, 3d ACRDSN (302) 539-5505

Pikes Peak Road Runners,I would like to start out by introducing myself. I am ToddAllison, and I am an officer assigned to the 3d ArmoredCavalry Regiment stationed at Fort Carson. I am currentlydeployed to Iraq for the second time with the 3d ACR.Other than spending time with my beautiful wife between mydeployments I enjoyed nothing more than running in theraces that the Colorado Springs community had to offer.Some of the races that I enjoyed were:

• Take5 in the Garden of God• Several 10Ks on Fort Carson, CO• Summer Trail Roundup• Pikes Peak Ascent• ADT Half Marathon• Race for the Cure• Mayor's Cup 10K

Several of my fellow officers and soldiers of the 3d ACRshare my enthusiasm for running and in order to break themonotony of day-to-day in Iraq we organize races. The firstmajor race that we are hosting is the Freedom 10K RoadRace on the 4th of July. Without sounding needy I would liketo solicit help from all those companies and clubs thatorganize races. The Colorado Springs community has goneout of their way to make soldiers like me feel proud so Idonot want to over step their gratitude. We have ordered T-shirts and are raising monies already with private sponsors.There are a great deal of little things that go into running arace that we are in need of. For instance, pins, numbers, stopwatches, plastic bags, american flags, race bannersetc. Weplan on running several races and we are going to plan themout sooner than this one.

Since we are from the Colorado Springs Area I would like tosee if any organizations or clubs would like to sponsor us. Onmy first deployment to Afghanistan before I was in the 3dACR a 5K race club out of Philadelphia, PA sponsored agroup of soldiers who held a 5K in honor of the race inPhiladelphia. I think the race was to commemorate thepotatoe famine in Ireland or something, but when we ran therace in Afghanistan we took digital pictures and video and

sent it back to Philly where they showed the photos andvideo so the runners in the states could see thesoldiers beforethey raced. I think it would be great if each of our races wassponsored by a local Colorado Springs Race. I understandthat your organization is unofficially or officially "plugged in"to the race schedule and POCs for all races. I will under-stand if you cannot support us or do not want to impose onthe business relationships you have built in Colorado Springs.However, if you know of anyone that would be interested inworking with us and sharing in our deployed exeperience Ithink it would be great. I feel a sense of sorrow with all theraces that I am going to miss this season.

I look forward to talking to anyone that is willing to lend ahand no matter how small. Until next year, I will be runningin the deserts of Iraq longing for the mountains of Colorado.

I have attached a sponsor form for the FREEDOM 10K. Therace coordinator is First Lieutenant Carla Graves and herPOC information is on the form. Again I appreciate yourhelpor advice on this matter.

Very Respectfully,Todd

Editor’s Note: Please note that we have missed theirimmediate deadline, yet, they will accpet contributions anytime.

Feats of Fire Kids Race

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June 2005

Dear Sir or Madam:

I would like to invite you to help sponsor the FREEDOM 10K RoadRace. The race will be held Monday, July 4, 2005 in Tall Afar, Iraq.This race will be the first major road race hosted at Camp Sykes. Itwill be an excellent opportunity for the Soldiers of the ThirdArmored Cavalry Regiment come together as a unit and celebratethe 4th of July; a holiday which recognizes our independence andfreedom as a nation.

I am assigned to Support Squadron, Third Armored CavalryRegiment. I am currently on my second deployment to Iraq with this unit. Last deployment, road races were a welcomed breakfrom the constant operations and an excellent boost to morale.

We are currently in the process of organizing and planning the 10K road race. We are also trying to organize a post-racecelebration with food and music. One of our goals for this road race is to be able to present each runner with a free T-Shirt tocommemorate the race, as well as recognize the fastest runners in each age group with an award. We are expecting approxi-mately 600 soldiers to participate in the race and need to raise about $3,000.

We would greatly appreciate your financial support or donations in kind to help make this event a success. Please email theform below to race@graves.net as soon as possible. Your donations should be mailed to the address below by June 10, 2005

Thank you,

Carla GravesFirst LieutenantRace Coordinator_____________________________________________________________________________________Sponsor Form

Name and address of your company:_____________________________________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________________________________

Contact person, phone number, and email:_____________________________________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________________________________

We will donate:_______________________________________________________________________

Donations can be mailed by June 10, 2005 to:1st Lieutenant Carla GravesMed Trp/SPT Sqdn/3ACRAPO AE 09379

FREEDOM 10K

Editor’s Note: Please note that we have missed the immediatedeadline of June 10, yet, they will accpet contributions any time—i.e.,pins, numbers, clipboards, etc. that help with race operations will alwayscome in handy. Any monetary contributions will either go towards the t-shirts already purchased or towards future races we plan on holding.These, of course, we will keep you updated with. I have asked that ourwebmaster post the the 3d Armored Cavalry Regiment (3ACR) newslet-ter (Mounted Riflemen) and the Support Squadron, 3d ACR Newsletter(MULESKINNER POST) at www.pprrun.org so that you can readabout what these folks do.

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While there have been times in our nation's history, whereselect groups of people born on American soil have beendeprived of some of these rights, in the year 2005, in the stateof Colorado, in the United States of America, such hin-drances on personal freedoms are difficult to imagine.

Most of our politicians are currently staking their claims onsuch lofty issues as the fate of Social Security, state budgetdeficits, and the importation of prescription drugs fromCanada. And certainly, while these issues are far fromirrelevant to the vast number of American citizens who willbe affected by the outcomes of each debate, imagine beingstripped of your innate ability to run.

Most of the matters previously described are economic inscope. After all, despite our nation's affluence, our resourcesare still limited. Lobbyists, who want to remain employed, arefighting for these resources. Politicians, who want to remainin office, are fighting for these resources. Corporations,hoping to protect profit margins, are fighting for theseresources. And individual citizens, who want to keep asmuch of their income as possible, are fighting for theseresources.

Running, as an act, is not an issue of economic significance.One's ability to run, or inability for that matter, is an infi-nitely more grave and profound issue. That is because it is anissue of natural rights, not an issue of economic entitlement.What can be more natural than running?

Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. These words, formany of us, have become almost cliché. Perhaps it is becauseour memories are noticeably absent of this type of naturaldeprivation. As a result, we concern ourselves with issuesthat, albeit important to us, perhaps borderline on themundane when compared to the problems of others.

Nonetheless, this morning, I went for a long run. The act ofputting onefoot in frontof the otherwas asnatural asthe acts ofinhalationand exhala-tion.

Somewherebetween thebeginningand the endof my run, mymind beganto wander. Ithoughtabout SocialSecurity.

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Freedom to RunMichael Shafai

As we hustle and bustle our way through our lives, sometimesit's easy to forget how good we've got it.

Yes, we complain about our jobs. We complain about ourspouses. We complain about our kids. We fret about thetraffic on the interstate, the drugs in our schools, and the dogcrap someone neglected to remove from the middle of thetrail. Gas prices are soaring, the dollar is plunging against theeuro, and the utility department only permits us to water ourlawns twice a week.

These are the things I hear. Day after day, hour after hour-it's almost impossible to escape this bombardment of negativ-ity and Chicken Little laments—"the sky is falling!!!" But is itreally so bad?

In her bestselling memoir, Reading Lolita in Tehran, AzarNafisi portrays startling visions of human repression enduredunder the auspices of the Islamic Republic of Iran. In thesame book however, she provides a contrast to these descrip-tions by masterfully combining them with encouraging imagesof liberation achieved through the cathartic power ofliterature.

Nafisi vividly chronicles the transformation of her society,one where just twenty-five years ago, women could wearmakeup, jewelry, and fashionable clothing, to today, whereeven a single strand of hair escaping through her robes andscarves can bring on the unwelcome wrath of a moralitysquad, and the extreme punishment that accompanies such atransgression.

While most of us are outraged when we are periodicallyalerted to the torturing, executions, and imprisonments thatoften occur under totalitarian regimes, we are painfullyunaware, or we simply choose to ignore, how the citizens ofsuch regimes are summarily deprived of even the simplestpleasures.

While we fret about the long line at Starbucks, others aredenied the simple satisfaction of eating chocolate, or holdinghands with their lover as they walk down the street, orwearing colored socks, or reading The Great Gatsby, orputting on a pair of shorts and going for a run on warm springday.

While certainly, suffering an execution at the hands of thestate for speaking one's mind, would unanimously be con-strued as cruel and unusual punishment in the eyes of anyAmerican judiciary, in what way would we label the "inabilityto eat an M&M", or the "inability to hold hands with my wifein public", or the "inability to wear red socks", or the "inabil-ity to read a novel by F. Scott Fitzgerald", or the "inability torun up Barr Trail "? I doubt most of us have ever thoughtabout it.

Michael withdaughter, Alexandra and son, Benjamin

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contined from page 9I thought about prescription drugs. I thought about how thecounty just reassessed my property, presumably because theyneed more money to cover a deficit, now or in the future. Ialso thought about chocolate. I thought about holding handswith my wife after we left the restaurant last weekend. And Ithought about reading the novel I recently purchased…theone sitting unopened on my nightstand.

Then, after all that running and thinking, and thinking andrunning, I came to one single conclusion. I concluded that no,I really don't have it so bad…Until I stepped in a pile of dogcrap that someone neglected to pick up from the middle ofthe trail.

About the author: Michael is a recreational runner who runs solely for thesake of general fitness, happiness, and enjoying the company of fellowrunners. He enjoys writing about his running and cycling experiences andis constantly on the prowl to convert non-runners (and non-cyclists) to hisway of life. Michael lives in Colorado Springs with his wife of 11 years,Dianna, 5-year-old daughter, Alexandra, and 3-year-old son, Benjamin.Comments regarding his articles can be directed via email to him atmichael.c.shafai@smithbarney.com

The Kinner pioneers came to Colorado in 1850 and havehomesteaded and ranched the front range from here toCastle Rock. The Kinner sisters still live in Colorado. Dixielives in Denver and Pat and Janet live here in ColoradoSprings. Through their fabulous memories and renewed spiritof exploration into their history, these gals have been atremendous help to me in my history research and siteexploration.

As illustrated in the May's Long Run newsletter article, I'vebeen entertained by stories reflecting on life as a child on theKinner ranch in the 1940s. This article will share a few storiesof adventure, danger, humor and sadness and perhaps makethis section of the New Santa Fe Regional Trail a specialpathway through the lives of John, Emma, Dixie, Pat andJanet Kinner.

In February 1944 John Kinner III purchased a 500-acre ranchwith a two-story home on it that was greatly in need of repair.This home was built in the late 1800s by then Edgerton'sJustice of the Peace E. G. Moon. The Kinner girls wouldsometimes refer to it as the "Moon" house. The Kinners liveda short while in West Husted while the "Moon" home wasfixed up.

John was a teacher and coach in Monument at Big Red, theschool building located west of the I-25/Monument inter-change. He was a well respected coach and teacher andoften spoke at teacher forums statewide. John and Emmaquickly organized quite a ranching operation. They leased anadditional 200 acres on what is now the AFA airfield. Theyran cattle, raised pigs and chickens and grew corn and beansas crops. John would milk 30 cows in the morning and sell themilk to Meadow Gold Creamery in Colorado Springs. Run-ning a ranch and teaching in Monument made for long daysfor John Kinner, but he was blessed with a bride and threegirls whose work ethic and dedication matched his. Let'slearn more about life on the Kinner ranch.

The Rio Grande railroad formed the western boundary of theKinner ranch and as the coal trainswould rumble by, coal would bounceout and land along the tracks. Thiswas a great source of fuel for cookingand heating. The family would headout to the tracks and collect thedonations. Once a train derailed infront of the Kinner's home. This notonly provided some extra coal, butsome of the cars were full of live sheepand others were transporting potatoes.The Kinners helped railroad workersround up the sheep and get them backin the cars. The coal and potatoesremained for the Kinner family use.Along the tracks was the Kinner pigpen. Emma canned apples and on oneoccasion, mixed the peelings with therye in the slop barrel.

History Trail Run - Meet Dixie, Pat andHistory Trail Run - Meet Dixie, Pat andHistory Trail Run - Meet Dixie, Pat andHistory Trail Run - Meet Dixie, Pat andHistory Trail Run - Meet Dixie, Pat andJanet KinnerJanet KinnerJanet KinnerJanet KinnerJanet KinnerJack Anthony

We're about 4 miles into our northbound run from theWoodmen trailhead. We've reached a mile north of thebridge that crosses over West Monument Creek. From here,the trail has some twisty and hilly sections and soon it willturn east and then in a mile or so the trail joins the rail bed ofthe Santa Fe Railroad and heads north to Palmer Lake.

This is Kinner Country! In this area in 1944-46 time frameJohn and Emma Kinner lived in a two story late 1800's vintagehome with their three children Dixie, Pat and Janet.

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The garbage fermented and turned alcoholic.The pigs got abit tipsy as they fed upon this apple beer elixir. After Dixiefed the pigs that morning and watched the results, she washorrified to think that she had done something awful to thepigs. What a sight to behold . . . drunken pigs!

The chicken coop was north of the house and each spring theKinners would purchase and raise 500 chicks and grow themfor the family meat and for sale. After one particularly heavyrain, they found the chicks, cold and wet, floating on top ofthe water. This prompted the family to bring all the chicksinto the house to be dried and warmed around the kitchencook stove. The chicks were soon peeping again.

Being the oldest, Dixie was often out with dad doing chores.Janet was a toddler during these times and observed Dixieand Pat doing chores like bringing in the cows in the evening.One evening thecows wanderedover near whereI-25 is todaywhich was Hwy87 and the eastboundary of theranch. Afterrounding up theherd, a Santa Fetrain came byand tooted itswhistle, thusscattering thecows. Dixie andPat returnedhome very upsetand cowless. Dadhad to mountMolly, the familyhorse, and gofetch the Kinnerherd.

As introduced earlier, the home had no electricity orplumbing. That was to come to this area after World WarII. The home was heated with an iron cook stove in thekitchen and a pot belly stove that stood in the living room. Ifnot enough coal was gathered from along the tracks, theywould purchase coal from the Pikeview Coal Mine which waslocated where the Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame is located today. The upstairs was heated by the chimney that went up fromthe pot belly stove. Plumbing consisted of pumping andcarrying water from the well. Facilities included an outsideone seater and a chamber pot under the bed. Lights were akerosene lamp and candles. The Kinners went to bed withthe chickens and arose with them, thus lights were not a bigdeal to them.

Washing was done by scrub board in a tub on the kitchenfloor. The tub also served as the bathtub and many times ashivering Kinner child stood in front of the kitchen cookstove drying after a cold bath. Pumping water was not only

accomplished for household purposes, but also for filling thecold vat where milk cans were kept cool and for watering thegarden.

The Kinner girls’ memories of contact with the outside worldwere special times sitting with dad in the car listening to theradio, especially sports events, and taking trips to town andthe county sale barn. The Kinner girls all agree and empha-size that life at their home was one of adventure, and theywere not the least bit deprived. It was the way country lifewas back then. Every cow, cat, dog, and chicken werenamed by the children and were family pets. Weatherpermitting, the girls were in Monument Creek, often timesbathing in their birthday suits, or catching fish with a worm ona safety pin.

Do you recall Mary and Marian Young's heap biscuits servedto the Indians?Well, EmmaKinner had herversion of heapbiscuits. She wasa homemakerextraordinaire!She baked freshbread and madehomemade butterand chokecherryjam. There werean abundance ofchokecherries,gooseberries, andwild plums alongthe creek. Attimes a personwandering alongthe tracks wouldcatch a whiff ofEmma's freshlybaked bread, and

perhaps like the Indians with the Young's, would come to thedoor for a piece to munch on. Items from the garden andmeat from butchering were canned since there was norefrigeration. Killing and plucking a chicken for the eveningmeal was normal. Emma's Singer treadle sewing machine wasused to make clothes for the rag dolls she'd make for her girls,and eventually she'd teach them to sew on this machine thatis still in the family today. She'd even make the girls' clothingincluding underwear made from printed flour sacks.

There were plenty of adventures in and around the Kinnerhouse. A trip to the outhouse could mean running into thegiant Rhode Island Red Rooster. Named after a well-knownfighter of the day, Joe Lewis would get all riled up and standtall and spread his wings to protect his territory as the girlswould seek to make their way to the potty! They would carrya broom or long stick to shoo Joe away as he often tried tocircle around back and knock the girls down. Once he evensent Emma (mom) to her knees with an apron full of eggs she

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Dixie and Pat Kinner relaxing out at the ranch.

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continued from page 11had just gathered. Quite a mean fellow Joe the rooster was.One Sunday mother saw fit for him to end up as dinner! Notvery tender eating.

The old house had honey bees in the walls and John made ahole in the wall to harvest the honey. That was indeed ayummy good deal for the Kinners. However, Pat woulddisagree. The hole in the wall was in her bedroom and she feltthe bees liked chasing her the most!

Fetching canned goods from the cellar by an outside dugouttype entrance was a daily chore that could mean meeting arattlesnake on the stairs. With cows all around the ranch, itwas not unusual for a cow to peer into a window. Janet'stoddler memory of monsters looking into the window wasmost likely Miss Moo or another of the family cows checkingup on her.

As you can see, the life of a Kinner child was tough by today'smodern accommodations. But this close-knit family workedhard and enjoyed the wilds of northern Colorado Springs.This article captures but a snap shot of the adventures, thehard work, and joy of being a Kinner.

John III and his wife Emma were fabulous parents andshowcased love and a work ethic that rubbed off on theirgirls. In 1946 John III and his dad John II, Grandpa to the girls,cut the lumber and started to build a new house east of the

Moon home very close to where our running trail intersectsthe Santa Fe railroad bed. Things were looking good forteacher John as he was going to start teaching science andmath at North Junior High in Colorado Springs that fall.

However, the father-son duo would not get to complete thejob together. It seems a bit of the flu was going around theKinners and John could not shake its effects and the tight-ness in his chest.

Dixie remembers clearly as she was 13 years old then andrecalls doing the morning chores and peering at the morningstar Venus as she closed the barn doors knowing somethingwas very wrong with her dad. Her mom would have her walknorth along the tracks to Husted to get her Aunt Alice tocome and help get daddy to the hospital. That would be thelast time Dixie, Pat, and Janet would see their dad. Johnwould succumb to polio 6 weeks later. During his hospitaliza-tion, the girls relocated to their grandparent's home in EastHusted and remember sadly the night all three were joined intheir bed by their mom and learned that their dad would notbe coming home.

In the area we now run, and with special AFA SecurityForces permission to leave the trail, I have explored theKinner's ranch area and watched ladies who are getting on inyears transform back to being little girls romping around theirranch. Emma owned the ranch until it was purchased in1955 by the State of Colorado and given to the US Govern

Pat and Janet "Kinner" today….fellow explorers!

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June NIELSON CHALLENGEName Position Handicap Actual Time Difference New two milers Place TimeCami Bremer 44 20:43 18:05 - 2:38Rick McKittrick 35 16:47 16:03 - 0:44Jim Beckenhaupt 38 17:09 16:24 - 0:35Greg O'Boyle 27 14:41 14:20 - 0:21Cheryl Laslo 28 15:25 15:04 - 0:21Jim English 19 13:47 13:33 - 0:14Roger Baer 25 14:19 14:06 - 0:13Kevin Houghton 20 13:57 13:49 - 0:08Pam Gustafson 43 18:08 18:02 - 0:06Terry Kurtz 18 13:26 13:21 - 0:05Adam Podratz 14 13:09 13:08 - 0:01Carl Olson 21 13:53 13:52 - 0:01Connor Vaughan 33 15:53 15:53 0:00Woody Noleen 8 12:00 12:01 + 0:01Randy Ward 1 11:08 11:10 + 0:02Andy Dillon 16 13:15 13:18 + 0:03Andy Rinne 2 11:08 11:20 + 0:12Janna Rombocos 49 18:19 18:34 + 0:15Lile Budden 9 12:02 12:18 + 0:16Amy Seltzer 41 17:41 18:01 + 0:20Stephen Vaughan 34 15:33 15:54 + 0:21Kristy Burns 51 18:47 19:08 + 0:21Aaron Sever 7 11:33 11:55 + 0:22David Perfors 3 11:00 11:23 + 0:23Myron Berg 15 12:53 13:16 + 0:23Annette Demel 50 18:22 18:46 + 0:24Chris Wood 56 20:07 20:32 + 0:25Ted Koerner 36 15:40 16:06 + 0:26Kris Black 48 17:57 18:27 + 0:30Kevin Kinney 37 15:34 16:08 + 0:34Barbara Casados 60 23:05 23:40 + 0:35Mike McKay 64 26:13 27:01 + 0:48Patrick Casados 17 12:25 13:21 + 0:56Sophie Twynam 42 17:06 18:02 + 0:56Jim Massa 52 18:57 19:50 + 0:57Jane Dillon 47 17:26 18:25 + 0:59Amy Roemer 59 21:33 22:51 + 1:18Lisa Short 26 13:10 14:40 + 1:30Aaron Olson 50 20:25 21:55 + 1:30Les Bell 57 19:12 20:49 + 1:37Dylan Vaughan 62 21:01 25:15 + 4:14Michele Vaughan 63 17:05 25:15 + 8:10

VOLUNTEERSRobin SatterwhitePhil FosterBob RoysePat LockhartZane Meredith

Eric Zolner 4 11:26Fabian Orozco 5 11:37Kevin Noleen 6 11:43Shane Netherton 10 12:48Michael Pollard 11 12:49Jenny Hockman 12 12:51Robert Castaldi # 12:56Kyle Charles 13 13:05Alejandra Orozco 22 13:56Aaron Lojewski 23 13:58Alicia Del Pardo 24 13:59Anna Kahkoska 29 15:08James Kahkoska 30 15:09April Casados 31 15:24Colleen Ryan # 15:27John Tyler 32 15:33Marjorie Noleen 39 16:36Shane Swearingen 40 17:23Jennifer Knoche 45 18:19Randy Knoche 46 18:20Carrie Andrew 53 19:53Travis Knoche 54 20:09Becky Knoche 55 20:10Chris Rakowski 61 23:59Beverly Pestano - Where Are You?

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First things first—Jim, thank you for the beautiful happy-yellow flowers. You're the greatest!

There were 64 finishers on this perfect-for-a-run-morning.We also had two one-milers and I lost Beverly Pestano—bless your heart.

This month's deserving winner is the talented CAMIBREMER, who, in her second appearance, whooped herhandicap by 2:38! Way to really go, Cami! See me for yourMost Improved Runner T-Shirt.

Many thanks to our awesome volunteers and participants.See you on Saturday, 2 July, 2005 at 0800. Bring a friend ortwo. Zane

ment for the AF Academy. Though wiped away by theconstruction of the AF Academy in the late 1950s, there arehints and evidence of a home and family that leap forth when

a story is told by a Kinner gal. I not only gain insight into theKinner's time on their ranch, I also gain fabulous insight as farback as the mid-1800s when the Kinner girls' great grandpar-ents came to Colorado.

There is far more I can share, but I must close this KinnerCountry essay. I do hope as you enjoy this section of the NewSanta Fe Regional trail that you listen closely for the long-agolaughter and joy of Dixie, Pat and Janet as they round uptheir cows or collect coal along the tracks, and perhaps youmay hear an older voice shout out a hearty "you're lookinggood, runner" as I may be yet again exploring Kinner Countrywith Dixie, Pat and Janet.. If you smell fresh bread as youcharge up a hill, that's Emma baking again. I want to dedi-cate this article to Dixie, Pat and Janet…my fellowexplorers…and also especially to John III and Emma, superdad and super mom. I am sure their daughters would agreewith that parental characterization! Next time we'll learnabout Husted and maybe even drop in Husted's Kinner Storeand Service Station for a cold pop!

American Discovery Trail Marathon UpdateBob MutuADTM Race Director

Ent Federal Credit Union hasbeen an outstanding contribu-tor to our event! This added agreat PR person, Curtis Fox,to our team. This year theyare working hard with us andby the time you read this Iexpect we will have a two year contract with EFCU providingus with a strong financial base and elevating us to a new levelin community involvement.

EFCU is working with us to create a foundation to combatobesity local children. This is a very big problem that isgetting worse around the country. The Pikes Peak RoadRunners have been very active for years in creating a grassroots program to emphasize children's running with our FallSeries, Feats of Fire, and the children's runs at many of ourraces. By running the 5K you will be helping us establish afoundation to elevate community awareness of the problemsand how to combat them. More next month!

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Volunteers CornerVolunteers CornerVolunteers CornerVolunteers CornerVolunteers CornerCymmie BailyHey folks, check out these upcoming events—races andfunctions!

Have you volunteered yet? Don’t know where to start orwhat volunteer activity you want to do? Do you or yourchildren have community service hours to fulfill? Join Don fortrail clean-up or Diane for newsletter stuffing or call Cymmieto work a race.

Here's what's happening in June and July...

Garden of the Gods 10-Miler - Come on out and jointhe fun in the spectacular setting at the base of Pikes Peak.Volunteer to work on Sun. June 12th at 7:00 a.m.

The Newsletter Stuffing - Wed. June 15, 6:30 p.m. atthe Colorado Running Co. This is our monthly social event!Stuff at 6:30, and eat at about 7:15. Pizza with beer and wine.Call Diane or actually call call Janet Rose at 598-1904because I will be in Italy pedaling my bicycle!

Sailin’ Shoes 5K/10K - Sat. June 18th - 5K/10K at 7:00a.m. and kids run at 9:00 a.m.

Panoramic - Sat. June 25th at 7:30 a.m. Look for DonJohnson in the Bear Creek Park East. Race begins at 7:30a.m.

The Nielson Challenge - Sat. July 2nd at 8:00 a.m. Thislow-key, fun, handicapped 2 mile race is a great opportunityto get your feet wet as a volunteer. Call Zane Meredith at633-2055 and she'll get you started.

Trail Clean-up - also Sat. July 2nd. This a great way tovolunteer and give back to our community. Don Johnsonwould love the help, call him at 635-3303.

Women’s Distance Festival- Sat. July 22rd. in NorthMonument Valley Park. Call Cymmie to help with this race!

Go to www.pprrun.org and check it out—all the races andevents for this spring and summer!

continued from page 13Let me clarify why RunnersRoost is no longer a sponsorfor the ADTM. The Roostcould no longer afford tosupport us at the level theydid in the past (blank shirtsplus a monetary donation).They made a new offer thatdid not include shirts and was at a reduced monetarycontribution. To avoid a possible conflict of interest inseeking another shirt provider/contributor at the PresentingSponsor level, I declined their offer.

Many thanks to the Triple Crown for referring runners fromtheir site to ADTM as a alternate marathon for those unableto register for the PPM!

Our entry brochure is in this newsletter. Entries are runningabout the same as last year. I expect the 5k runners will bewaiting for the last couple of weeks to register. You cannotbeat the price for a great race on a flat and fast new course!Do not forget the 100% cotton shirt with a super logo.

EON studios will again be providing the volunteer shirts thisyear. They will be very nice shirts in a dry release material.Thanks to Michael at EON!

The Ent Community Fitness 5K Challenge proceeds will go toa fund to combat obesity in local children. There is a pledgeform in the entry brochure you can use to help raise funds forthe fund. IF YOU RAISE $50 OR MORE IN PLEDGES YOUWILL GET A FREE ENTRY IN THE 5K! LOTS OF NEATPRIZES WILL GO TO TOP FUND RAISERS! There is alimit to 500 runners in the 5K, so you may want to getentered early!

RRCA Regional Director Lisa Page has designated ourmarathon and half marathon as the RRCA Colorado TrailChampionships and the events are part of the Trail RunnerMagazine Trophy Series. If we can perform well, Lisa willconsider giving us the RRCA Western Regional Champion-ships next year! RRCA does not yet have a National Cham-pionship for Trail Marathons or Half-Marathons. I haverequested they add these races to their agenda for nextyear….with our races, of course, at the top of their list!Board member and cool runner Jack Anthony was ourrepresentative at the RRCA National Convention lastmonth. He tells us that ADTM was a definite topic ofdiscussion there! Maybe….

We will have race day registration for all races, but at aslightly elevated fee, so I advise to register early! It also takesthe hassle for runners and volunteers of registering on raceday. Note the cutoff times for registration on race day!

We will be adding more massage tables and port-a-johns onthe course this year.

The city parking garage at Sahwatch Street and ColoradoAvenue will be available to us this year. It is very close toConfluence Park. Thanks to the city for their help.

The park has a really great playground for the kids. Kids willhave one or two races (TBD) after the runners have finishedthe 5K.

Plan to add the prerace pasta feed to your agenda. Check towebsite or the entry form for the information. We have greatfood, quality companionship, a world class speaker TBD,packet pickup and registration!

Call me, Bob Mutu at 265-6161 or Cymmie Bailey at 578-1651 (ADTM/PPRR volunteer coordinator) if you want towork the race!

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Cymmie Bailey, Volunteer Coordinator

Hi guys,

Hey everybody! Here are the hours reported through May.Please note that Alex Hoag and Feats of Fire are not in-cluded in these totals.

If you have any questions with regard to your hours or theprogram in general feel free to e-mail me atcymmieb@aol.com. The hours listed are based on informa-tion provided through March 2005. As always, many, manythanks for your participation. We will update in June!

Volunteers 2005Recognition Program

Silver Level - 21-50 hoursSilver Level - 21-50 hoursSilver Level - 21-50 hoursSilver Level - 21-50 hoursSilver Level - 21-50 hoursAt 30 hrs you have earned a cap orComplimentary entry to an individual PPRR raceSherry Abdella 23Jim Beckenhaupt 42Cornell's Kuhn 32Tom Dewane 32Angie Earle 49Laural Fanelli 30Paul Fanelli 27Phil Foster 36Lisa Heckel 26Susan Hoxie 54Jan Huie 29Jack Janney 23Cruz Martinez 31Jennifer McGee 23Zane Meredith 39John O'Neill 27Robin Satterwhite 41Mickey Simpson 27Jeff Tarbert 32Kevin Waldrip 30

Bronze Level - up to 20 hoursBronze Level - up to 20 hoursBronze Level - up to 20 hoursBronze Level - up to 20 hoursBronze Level - up to 20 hoursAt 10 hrs you have earned a PPRR T-shirtJerred Abdella 17Tony Abdella 19Jack Anthony 12Jim Bailey 16Dave Balzer 15Jan Balzer 11Gordon Barnett 18

Dee Budden 12Carpenter Family 12John Cornick 12Rick Di Muccio 10Bob Foster 10Al Garcia 20Lori Hawkins 12Mel Johnson 10Steve McDermett 12Suzanne McDermett 12Sandee Miller 12John Mills 10Eric Mullins 14Neil Oseland 20Leroy Smith 14Dave Thomson 14Stan Upchurch 20Matt Waters 14Melissa Waters 18Tracy Winterbottom 14

Gold Level - 51-75 hoursGold Level - 51-75 hoursGold Level - 51-75 hoursGold Level - 51-75 hoursGold Level - 51-75 hoursYou have earned a jacketCymmie Bailey 56Don Johnson 55Sandy Lowe 54Janet Rose 70RT Tollin 70Travis Waldrip 61

Diamond Level-76-99 hoursDiamond Level-76-99 hoursDiamond Level-76-99 hoursDiamond Level-76-99 hoursDiamond Level-76-99 hoursYou have earned a year's membership in PPRRand entry to the Fall & Winter SeriesLynn Hale 76Gil Kindt 77Bob Mutu 98

Platinum Level - 100 plus hoursPlatinum Level - 100 plus hoursPlatinum Level - 100 plus hoursPlatinum Level - 100 plus hoursPlatinum Level - 100 plus hoursSpecial recognition at rewards dinnerDiane Cahalan 288Al Grimme 106Pat Lockhart 156Larry Miller 142Dave Sorenson 108

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Male FinishersPlace Pos/Div Name Age Time

1 1/13 Seef Le Roux 32 4:522 2/13 Randy Ward 42 5:053 3/13 Garrett Brown 19 5:174 4/13 Michael Barris 41 5:375 5/13 Michael Pollard 28 5:586 6/13 Sam VanGampleare 10 7:157 7/13 Lance Evans 28 7:188 11/13 Ty Klopenstine 11 8:519 13/13 Steve Deem 54 9:17

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Female FinishersPlace Pos/Div Name Age Time

1 8/13 Tiffany Wong 20 8:222 9/13 Kelli Barris 11 8:293 10/13 Michelle Stone 11 8:304 12/13 Cathlyn Stone 13 9:00

2005 Alex Hoag Run For Sunshine - 05K2005 Alex Hoag Run For Sunshine - 05K2005 Alex Hoag Run For Sunshine - 05K2005 Alex Hoag Run For Sunshine - 05K2005 Alex Hoag Run For Sunshine - 05KPlace Pos/Div Name Age Time Team

1 1/15 Justin Chaston 36 15:372 1/8 Adam Rich 24 16:04 Runners Roost3 2/15 Bill Raitter 35 16:134 1/27 Peter Fleming 44 16:315 1/11 Ryan Price 27 16:456 1/25 Seef Le Roux 32 16:527 2/25 Jeff Prata 32 16:578 3/25 Cody Hill 32 17:199 2/27 Randy Ward 42 17:57

10 2/11 Andy Rinne 29 18:04 Runners Roost11 4/25 Gerald Romero 33 18:1112 3/27 David Minter 44 18:13 Runners Roost13 1/8 Stephen Lin 17 18:1614 5/25 Aaron Sever 32 18:25 Runners Roost15 3/15 Mark Riem 37 18:4616 1/21 Lile Budden 45 19:04 Runners Roost17 2/8 Charlie Harster 15 19:1018 4/27 Tim Allison 44 19:1019 5/27 Rick Shoulberg 44 19:1320 1/17 Nick Mahoy 14 19:1921 6/25 Mark Espinosa 31 19:3022 6/27 Thom Santa Maria 41 19:4123 2/21 Shawn Farrell 48 19:4724 3/11 Andrew Worth 29 20:2225 4/15 Robert DeYoung 35 20:3126 7/27 Andrew Fowler 40 20:45 Hardcore27 3/21 Mark Brockie 48 20:4828 4/21 Kyle Charles 45 20:5129 8/27 Rick Schreiner 43 20:5330 3/8 Garrett Brown 18 21:0431 2/8 Shane Netherton 24 21:1132 1/9 George Greco 57 21:1433 5/21 Jeff Lindemann 47 21:1734 9/27 Karl Mickelson 44 21:3335 4/8 Joshua Welton 16 21:3936 1/6 Craig Ewing 52 21:4037 7/25 Patrick Barrett 30 21:4138 2/9 Jim Kerr 57 21:4439 8/25 Johnny Lee Smith 33 21:46 Stellent40 6/21 Gary Miller 49 21:5541 9/25 John Semanick 31 22:1142 7/21 Richard Leavitt 48 22:1343 10/27 Mark Baines 42 22:1844 4/11 George Nuno 27 22:2745 8/21 Michael McMahon 49 22:2746 10/25 D.J. Mote 32 22:3747 11/27 Michael Mowes 43 22:5148 5/8 Rick Nero 18 22:58

49 9/21 John Reade 46 23:0150 11/25 Robert Smit 33 23:1651 12/25 Ramon Lindsay 34 23:2052 12/27 Jon Faue 42 23:2353 13/27 Scott Reese 41 23:2754 13/25 Aaron Workman 33 23:3155 5/11 Nick Clore 29 23:3356 10/21 Larry Fruge 48 23:3357 6/11 Jeremy Reed 27 23:3758 14/25 Greg Roden 33 23:4959 3/9 Tim Trelfa 55 23:5060 15/25 Robin Orth 30 23:5361 2/6 Steve Jennings 50 23:5562 6/8 Ryan Johnson 19 23:5763 11/21 Brian Avery 45 24:0064 14/27 Ben Barris 42 24:0665 1/4 Frank Morrey 63 24:0966 16/25 Harsha Nagaraj 31 24:1667 7/11 Tim Schneidau 27 24:2668 7/8 Jonathon Wolf 19 24:2869 12/21 Dan Manning 46 24:3270 13/21 Daniel Gannon 45 24:4171 15/27 Butch Hoover 43 24:5072 16/27 Rick Klopenstine 42 25:0173 2/17 Dustin Taylor 13 25:0574 3/17 Cooper Hoag 13 25:05 Jenkins Mid Sc75 17/27 Tom Yukman 43 25:1876 3/8 James Trimble 21 25:1977 17/25 Morgan Devan 31 25:2078 4/8 Zach Horbaker 21 25:2879 14/21 Thomas Lear 45 25:3880 15/21 John Way 49 25:5581 18/27 Rob Schorzman 41 26:0182 3/6 Buzz Borries 52 26:0883 5/15 Danny Combs 38 26:0984 19/27 Bryan Uhlhorn 41 26:1785 20/27 Bob Bowyer 42 26:2486 21/27 Gregory Muehl 41 26:2687 4/17 Andrew Rudy 14 26:2888 5/17 Mitch Snow 13 26:29 North Mid School89 6/17 Cameron Mowes 13 26:31 Jenkins Mid Schl90 7/17 Tyler Endres 13 26:3391 8/17 Zachary Gehler 14 26:5992 18/25 Travis Roma 34 27:0093 6/15 Ramon Gonzales 39 27:0194 4/9 Stephen Nulty 58 27:0495 22/27 Kevin Bergsten 42 27:0896 5/9 Don Stauder 58 27:1697 7/15 Scot Southland 39 27:1898 16/21 Brant Gehler 48 27:1999 4/6 Steve Reed 51 27:19

100 17/21 Louis Christensen 48 27:22 101 23/27 Mike Lux 42 27:28 102 5/6 Tom Camp 54 27:30 103 8/15 Ed Perel 39 27:44 104 8/11 Lance Evans 28 27:47 105 6/9 Allan Bach 56 27:53 106 7/9 James Schworob 55 27:59 107 1/1 Paul Soulier 69 28:06 108 18/21 Anthony Cirafice 46 28:12 109 19/25 Reid Hunt 30 28:19 110 9/11 Brandon King 27 28:31 111 5/8 Joseph Payne 23 28:41 112 9/17 Elijah Welton 14 28:42 113 10/17 Joshua Matthews 12 28:51 114 9/15 Dan Matthews 38 28:51 115 10/15 Richard Robbins 36 28:59 116 20/25 Jason Maglathlin 32 29:02 117 21/25 Jason Collins 30 29:11 118 19/21 J. McKenna 47 29:19

Male Finishers

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119 22/25 Bill Walsh 32 29:35 120 11/15 Mike Nero 35 29:40 121 6/8 Dave Gapper 23 29:42 122 24/27 Terrence Smith 42 30:04 123 12/15 Gregory Long 35 30:11 124 2/4 Ken Holmes 60 30:30 125 8/9 Bruce Betts 56 30:35 Re/MaxAdvReality 126 13/15 William Clarke 36 30:45 127 11/17 Lee Leavitt 13 30:47 128 12/17 Brandon Barnes 12 30:51 Jenkins Mid School 129 23/25 Matt Reaver 33 31:08 Sam's Club 130 20/21 Randy Ryan 46 31:20 131 10/11 Darin Ziegler 28 31:33 132 6/6 Greg Griffith 50 31:42 133 24/25 Kevin Betts 30 31:43 Re/MaxAdv Real 134 13/17 Noah Forbus 10 31:44 135 14/15 Mark Fleming 36 31:47 136 9/9 Keith King 57 31:47 137 25/27 Marcus Bailey 43 31:54 138 26/27 Mike Hoag 40 32:02 139 3/4 Douglass Allen 64 32:04140 25/25 Mitchell McDonald 31 32:13 141 14/17 Casey Rocho 11 32:30142 15/17 Marcus Anderson 12 32:30 Jenkins Middle Sch143 15/15 Keith Martin 39 32:50144 7/8 Travis Preciado 23 32:55145 4/4 Stan Burgess 61 33:26146 8/8 Isaac Dabaja 15 33:35147 21/21 Ron Nelson 47 33:55148 11/11 Ryan Falasca 25 34:25 Steve's Angel149 1/1 Charles Stremmell 72 35:29150 ?/? Matthew Shtatman ?? 45:39151 8/8 Michael Kepenach 24 45:39152 16/17 Seth Forbus 12 48:26153 17/17 Andrew Crandall 12 55:47 Jenkins Middle Sch154 27/27 Anu Kochhar 40 57:18

Place Pos/Div Name Age Time TeamFemale Finishers

1 1/40 Stephanie Jones 34 18:422 1/22 Stacey Chaston 35 18:423 1/37 Amanda Occhi 27 19:204 2/37 Amy Shertzer 27 19:475 1/18 Amy Regnier 42 20:026 3/37 Kelly Worth 26 22:247 2/40 Carey Stark 34 22:368 4/37 Emily Adcox 29 22:559 3/40 Gretchen Stalbaum 32 23:04

10 4/40 Amy Driggers 30 23:1411 2/22 Kristine Rocho 39 24:0112 1/8 Jordan Bloesser 12 24:01 Russell MidSchl13 2/8 Sarah Anderson 13 24:01 Jenkins MidSchl14 1/20 Vicki Robbins 20 24:0715 2/20 Tiffany White 20 24:1116 2/18 Diane Brown 42 24:2717 5/40 Joni Taylor 30 24:2918 5/37 Melissa Meyer 29 24:5219 3/8 Krista Aldridge 12 25:0020 6/40 Stacy Clarke 31 25:2821 7/40 Jacqueline Tanaka 34 25:2922 1/4 Deb Anderson 55 25:3123 3/18 Sandi Yukman 41 25:3224 3/22 Tracy Mann-Reno 39 25:4425 4/18 Rosalie Hodgson 43 25:4526 8/40 Jean Workman 33 25:5727 3/20 Kathryn Wilkinson 22 25:5928 1/9 Ellen Hoenig 15 26:05 Hardcore29 4/20 Mary Murphy 23 26:0530 5/20 Rachel Cole 20 26:1531 6/20 Jennifer Bradley 24 26:1732 6/37 Regina Robards 27 26:27 Steve's Angel33 1/5 Pamela Huber 53 26:3034 9/40 Laurin Steiner 31 26:3035 7/37 JoAnne Baker 29 26:39

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36 4/8 Jamie Harster 13 26:4037 5/18 Susan Faue 40 26:4438 6/18 Darlene Phelps 40 26:5039 7/18 Drenda Manning 42 26:5240 10/40 Larissa Herrera 33 26:5541 11/40 Aimee Alderson 34 26:5642 12/40 Marti Wilshusen 33 26:5743 8/18 Mary Riem 40 26:5844 2/9 Hannah Fowler 15 27:02 Hardcore45 8/37 Jonathan Wright 26 27:10 Sam's Club46 9/37 Allison Edwards 26 27:1647 13/40 Tracy Crowell 31 27:1848 3/9 Marisa Hornbaker 15 27:3149 14/40 Ellen Crow 32 27:3750 7/20 Lesley Wayman 24 27:3851 15/40 Indiria Graham 34 27:52 Stellent52 10/37 Julie Novak 27 28:0253 16/40 Linda Plett 32 28:0554 17/40 April Donihi 34 28:0755 18/40 Dawn Mugele 33 28:1456 19/40 Janna Rombocos 34 28:1657 9/18 Isabelle Dolan 40 28:2058 11/37 Tara Hanson 28 28:3559 12/37 Shanna Pike 25 28:3560 13/37 Rhianna Gavin 27 28:42 Steve's Angel61 14/37 Stephanie Stauffer 27 28:4362 4/22 Susann Long 36 28:4463 4/9 Kristen Henry 15 28:4664 8/20 Tori Smith 23 28:4965 5/22 Kelly Phillips-Henry 36 28:5066 20/40 Suzanne Newton 32 28:5267 6/22 Julie Rhen 39 28:5468 21/40 Shannon Mehen 30 29:0369 5/9 Jessica Peterson 19 29:1070 7/22 Nicole Miller 35 29:1971 15/37 Laurie Nanka 25 29:2272 22/40 Kathy Dugan 32 29:2873 9/20 Melissa Gordon 24 29:3374 10/20 Tiffany Wong 20 29:3675 11/20 Kristen Wright 24 29:38 Sam's Club76 6/9 Whitney Knight 17 29:3877 16/37 Holly Payne 28 29:4378 23/40 Stacy Phillips 32 29:4479 17/37 Stacie Schreiner 25 29:4980 12/20 LouAnna Martinez 20 30:0381 24/40 Carolyn Condit 33 30:0682 8/22 Roni Hosler 35 30:13 Steve's Angel83 18/37 Leah Kageorgis 26 30:1984 9/22 Lee Jackson 37 30:2085 25/40 Allison Almaraz 30 30:2286 5/8 Michelle Stone 11 30:2487 19/37 Cindy Craddock 27 30:2988 7/9 Sarah Reese 19 30:3289 20/37 Heather Purcell 28 30:3390 21/37 Rachel DeHerrera 28 30:3791 10/22 MK Granaas 39 30:4092 26/40 Bonnie Paul 31 30:4193 11/22 Linda Beauman 39 30:4294 27/40 Christine Carlton 31 30:4495 10/18 Tami Halzelton 43 30:5296 28/40 Jamie Walker 31 30:5897 22/37 Kendra Evers 28 31:0298 12/22 Sheryl Abeyta-Brown 37 31:0599 13/22 Noni Burke 39 31:08 Sam's Club

100 1/13 Maria Fruge 49 31:13 101 29/40 Leslie Mace 30 31:26 102 30/40 S. Coursen-Olsson 30 31:27 103 14/22 Marci Fleming 35 31:31 104 23/37 Jasmine Dodson 28 31:36 105 2/5 Brenda DeMars 53 31:37 106 24/37 Jessica Murphy 28 31:48 107 15/22 Sara Grage 39 31:51

Place Pos/Div Name Age Time Team Place Pos/Div Name Age Time Team 108 31/40 Leith McHugh 33 31:51 109 13/20 Lauren Gaise 23 31:53 110 14/20 Natalee Lehman 20 31:55 Sam's Club 111 15/20 Bethany Orr 24 32:02 112 25/37 Amanda Gaden 29 32:03 113 11/18 Cindy Brosius 40 32:11 114 32/40 Angelique McDonald 34 32:12 115 16/22 Terry Best 35 32:22 116 26/37 Melissa Christensen 27 32:23 Hardcore 117 27/37 Tracey Henrich 26 32:27 Hardcore 118 6/8 Cathlyn Stone 13 32:31 119 28/37 Danica Alter 28 32:45 120 2/13 Tessa Fahrenkrug 49 32:46 121 3/5 Lynne Newton 52 32:56 122 8/9 Brianna Aldridge 16 33:02 123 16/20 Amanda Hofeditz 24 33:23 124 3/13 Thersa Blomgren 45 33:41 125 4/13 Kathy White 46 33:56 126 12/18 Colleen Bracchi 40 34:00 127 17/20 Heather Rose 22 34:03 128 33/40 Shay Callahan 32 34:04 129 5/13 Melinda Aldridge 48 34:10 130 13/18 Aracely Blomgren 44 34:43 131 6/13 Jan Margheim 46 34:50 132 18/20 Marissa Jackson 22 34:50 133 34/40 Rosa Huber 34 34:55 134 2/4 Merry Pump 56 34:58 135 7/13 Diane Devanney 47 34:58 136 35/40 Christina Patton 32 35:03 137 36/40 Susan Nicely 33 35:23 138 8/13 Linda Gavin 47 35:32 Steve's Angel 139 29/37 Meghann Murphy 26 35:52 140 30/37 Tracie Ryan 28 35:53 141 9/9 Chelsea Lindemann 18 35:57 142 17/22 Genevieve Dickinson 35 36:00 143 9/13 Lanel Welsby 46 36:03 144 14/18 Tina Madison 43 36:12 145 19/20 Cassy Peterson 20 36:37 Sam's Club 146 31/37 Theresa Allen 27 36:51 147 15/18 Cindy Venuto 44 37:05 148 32/37 Eve Mulany 28 37:08 149 33/37 Amber Green 25 37:14 150 10/13 Debbie Babb 47 37:30 151 37/40 Shera Mortimore 32 37:34 152 38/40 Katy Ong 33 37:35 153 16/18 Karen Barker 42 38:05 154 39/40 Susan Strizich 33 38:09 155 3/4 Jan DeBoer 58 39:07 156 40/40 Carmen Kolson 34 39:12157 18/22 Sheila Endres 37 0:39:12 158 4/5 Mary Scott 54 0:40:04 159 11/13 Nancy Jones 47 0:42:38 160 7/8 Samantha Barker 10 0:43:09 161 34/37 Julie Sherman 29 0:43:14 Sam's Club 162 12/13 Rosalie Montgomery 46 0:43:15 163 5/5 Laurie Vokes 51 0:43:35 164 1/1 Barbara Scheiner 74 0:44:11 165 19/22 Deborah Orcutt 35 0:44:33 166 13/13 Amy Tramaloni 45 0:44:33 167 35/37 Maria Duran 28 0:46:09 168 0/0 Mary Schroder 72 0:46:50 Hardcore 169 4/4 Nancy Day 59 0:47:05 170 17/18 Carol Kuosman 43 0:48:45 171 20/22 Lisa Watts 35 0:51:35 Re/Max AdvReality 172 20/20 Shaina Couch 24 0:51:36 Re/Max AdvReality 173 36/37 Amanda Levin 28 0:51:37 Re/Max AdvReality174 21/22 Lisa Forbus 38 0:52:18 175 37/37 Kelly Clore 27 0:56:37 176 18/18 Patricia English 42 0:57:19 177 8/8 Alexis Dullenkopf 12 0:57:55 178 22/22 Jonni Cawood 39 0:58:02

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Name Age Sex TimeMaggi Apel 32 F 31:55Cynthia Van Lingen 34 F 31:57William Wallace 32 M 36:59Amy Roemer 33 F 40:51Cynthia Henning 30 F 44:12Ashley Bonner 13 F 44:33Carolyn Griffis 56 F 45:17Jessica Bell 28 F 45:46Kiersten Holt 29 F 45:47Cathy Land 48 F 46:19Margaret Babb 14 F 47:21Bill Babb 49 M 47:22Rich Griffis 55 M 48:14Ron Neely 47 M 49:25Liliana Villa 13 F 49:38Chelsea Harvey 13 F 50:03Erica Sekulera 14 F 50:48Nicole Rocho 13 F 51:41Ashlee Schorzman 13 F 51:42Christine Matos 35 F 52:03Deanna Allen 26 F 52:05Victor Matos 34 M 52:07Patricia Weber 48 F 52:08Brenda Voorhees 43 F 52:09Robyn Velasco 25 F 52:11Kathy Velasco 50 F 52:14Pete Velasco 49 M 52:15Julie Schulze 34 F 52:24Larry Kuosman 65 M 52:26Jamie Gavin 25 F 52:55Michelle Daniels 29 F 52:56JoAnn Halterman 41 F 53:27Karl Halterman 48 M 53:32Anita Halterman 8 F 0:53:34Patty Edmond 43 F 0:53:47Curtis Edmond 22 M 0:53:50Armaan Kochhar 11 M 0:54:02Miriam Fleming 38 F 0:54:10Tamara Gormsen 38 F 0:54:49Larry Gormsen 38 M 0:54:50Bonita Manion 58 F 0:55:37Beverly Madison 62 F 0:55:49Kristine Barrett 30 F 0:55:53Carmen Lemon 37 F 0:56:34Terri Valerien 37 F 0:56:35

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Patricia Danner 41 F 0:56:51Gretchen Muller 26 F 0:57:04Andrew Babb 12 M 0:57:05Michelle Harster 43 F 0:59:04Andrea Crandall 35 F 0:59:26Manish Kochhar 39 M 0:59:50Jessica Thiel 27 F 1:00:10Ishaan Kochhar 5 M 1:00:38David English 42 M 1:01:02

Laura Hagler 31 F 1:01:29Donna Fujii 58 F 1:01:32Ginette Bailey 52 F 1:01:33Alanna Murdock 24 F 1:01:34Malina Basile ?? F 1:05:41Michaela Bonner 12 F 1:05:43Jeni Scott 35 F 1:05:53Marti Gilardino 34 F 1:05:54

Sox the Foxleading thekids onto

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2005 Alex Hoag Run For Sunshine - 5K Team Results2005 Alex Hoag Run For Sunshine - 5K Team Results2005 Alex Hoag Run For Sunshine - 5K Team Results2005 Alex Hoag Run For Sunshine - 5K Team Results2005 Alex Hoag Run For Sunshine - 5K Team ResultsTeam Category: Open TeamScoring Method: Total Team TimeMinimum Runners Per Team: 4Team Type: CoedMinimum Females Per Team: 0Minimum Scored Females Per Team: 0Minimum Males Per Team: 0Minimum Scored Males Per Team: 0

1. Team Name: Runners RoostBib# Name Sex Age Time St Scored 257 Adam Rich M 24 16:04.8 Yes 256 Andy Rinne M 29 18:04.3 Yes 259 David Minter M 44 18:13.6 Yes 258 Aaron Sever M 32 18:25.3 Yes 260 Lile Budden M 45 19:04.1 No

Total Team Time: 1:10:48.0

2. Team Name: HardcoreBib# Name Sex Age Time St Scored 539 Andrew Fowler M 40 20:45.6 Yes 543 Ellen Hoenig F 15 26:05.0 Yes 540 Hannah Fowler F 15 27:02.3 Yes 541 Melissa Christensen F 27 32:23.2 Yes 502 Tracey Henrich F 26 32:27.4 No 542 Mary Schroder F 72 46:50.5 No

Total Team Time: 1:46:16.1

3. Team Name: Sam's ClubBib# Name Sex Age Time St Scored 503 Jonathan Wright F 26 27:10.1 Yes 485 Kristen Wright F 24 29:38.3 Yes 484 Noni Burke F 39 31:08.0 Yes 486 Matt Reaver M 33 31:08.7 Yes 482 Natalee Lehman F 20 31:55.5 No 483 Cassy Peterson F 20 36:37.7 No 481 Julie Sherman F 29 43:14.0 No

Total Team Time: 1:59:05.1

4. Team Name: Steve's AngelBib# Name Sex Age Time St Scored 220 Regina Robards F 27 26:27.8 Yes 219 Rhianna Gavin F 27 28:42.7 Yes 221 Roni Hosler F 35 30:13.3 Yes 223 Ryan Falasca M 25 34:25.4 Yes 222 Linda Gavin F 47 35:32.3 No

Total Team Time: 1:59:49.2

5. Team Name: Re/Max Advantage RealityBib# Name Sex Age Time St Scored 187 Bruce Betts M 56 30:35.5 Yes 188 Kevin Betts M 30 31:43.6 Yes 158 Lisa Watts F 35 51:35.8 Yes 190 Shaina Couch F 24 51:36.2 Yes 189 Amanda Levin F 28 51:37.9 No

Total Team Time: 2:45:31.1 6. Team Name: Baby Boot Camp

Bib#`Name Sex Age Time St Scored 137 Christine Matos F 35 48:30.7 Yes 135 Deanna Allen F 26 48:32.5 Yes 136 Victor Matos M 34 48:34.5 Yes 134 Julie Schulze F 34 48:51.2 Yes

Total Team Time: 3:14:28.9

The following teams in this category did not have enough finishers to meet the minimumqualifications.

Team Name: StellentReason Team did not qualify: Not Enough FinishersBib# Name Sex Age Time S 230 Johnny Lee Smith M 33 21:46.7 229 Indiria Graham F 34 27:52.5

Total Team Time: n/a

Team Category: Middle School Challenge 1. Team Name: Jenkins Middle SchoolBib# Name Sex Age Time St Scored 202 Sarah Anderson F 13 24:01.8 Yes 1 Cooper Hoag M 13 25:05.6 Yes 278 Cameron Mowes M 13 26:31.4 Yes 142 Brandon Barnes M 12 30:51.2 Yes 532 Marcus Anderson M 12 32:30.7 No 546 Ashley Bonner F 13 41:00.8 No 216 Liliana Villa F 13 46:05.6 No 388 Chelsea Harvey F 13 46:30.4 No 400 Erica Sekulera F 14 47:15.4 No 44 Nicole Rocho F 13 48:08.6 No 212 Ashlee Schorzman F 13 48:09.0 No 500 Brenda Voorhees F 43 48:36.6 No 433 Andrew Crandall M 12 55:47.7 No 323 David English M 42 57:29.3 No 531 Malina Basile F 99 1:02:08.9 No 547 Michaela Bonner F 12 1:02:10.3 No 213 Jeni Scott F 35 1:02:20.3 No 214 Marti Gilardino F 34 1:02:21.6 No

Total Team Time: 1:46:30.0

Number of Finishers: 18School Enrollment: 1016Finisher/Enrollment Ratio: 1.771654E-02

The following teams in this category did not have enough finishers to meet the minimum qualifications.

Team Name: North Middle SchoolReason Team did not qualify: Not Enough Finishers

Bib# Name Sex Age Time City St 206 Mitch Snow M 13 0:26:29.3 Colo Springs CO

Total Team Time: n/aNumber of Finishers: 1School Enrollment: 681Finisher/Enrollment Ratio: 1.468429E-03

Team Name: Russell Middle SchoolReason Team did not qualify: Not Enough FinishersBib# Name Sex Age Time City St 201 Jordan Bloesser F 12 0:24:01.4 Colo Springs CO

Total Team Time: n/a

Number of Finishers: 1School Enrollment: 884Finisher/Enrollment Ratio: 1.131222E-03

Team Results Based on Finisher/Enrollment Ratio 1. Team: Jenkins Middle School Number of Finishers: 18 School Enrollment: 1016 Finisher/Enrollment Ratio: 1.771654E-02

2. Team: North Middle School Number of Finishers: 1 School Enrollment: 681 Finisher/Enrollment Ratio: 1.468429E-03

3. Team: Russell Middle School Number of Finishers: 1 School Enrollment: 884 Finisher/Enrollment Ratio: 1.131222E-03

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Pat Lockhart5th Annual Feats of Fire for Kids is now history. Our participation count was down due to unknown reasons.20,000 entry forms were delivered to all of the schools 3 weeks before the event. I know there were kids sportingevents that were rescheduled to Sunday because of the rainy/snowy previous weeks, but don't know if that's theanswer. A lot of new events for the kids to participate in were incorporated this year. Special Thank Yous to OfficeTod Hill (CSPD), Investigator Greg Segura and Lt. Brian Keys (CSFD), Kelli Romp (Safe Kids Coalition), and RobRolley (YMCA)… and of course the Pikes Peak Road Runners. Our photographer has made another slide show thatis on our website. The proverbial a picture = 1000 words is so true.

Over 200 volunteer hours from PPRR went into this event. Thanks to: Andrew Abdella, Sheri Abdella, TonyAbdella, Dave Balzer, Jan Balzer, Jim Beckenhaupt, Stephanie Courson-Olsson, Tom Dewane, Angie Earle, BillGallegos, Ron Garcia, Al Grimme, Brenda Grimme, Lyn Hale, Bobby Hammett, Susan Hoxie, Jan Huie, MelissaJohnson, Gil Kindt, Jennifer McGee, Larry Miller, Linda O'Conner, John Powell, Kaci Rex, Kathy Rex, Kobi Rex,Kyle Rex, Steve Rex, Janet Rose, Craig Schafer, Micky Simpson, Dave Sorenson, Justin Tonsits, Laura Tonsits, ReeseTonsits, Emily Waters, Katie Waters, Matt Waters, Melissa Waters, Zach Waters, and Civitan members.

Feats of Fire for Kids is incorporated as a Colorado non-profit corporation. This event is provided for all kidsthrough donations from a benefit auction held at the Winter Series dinner and from sponsorships from our com-munity.

The laughter of kids is so contagious… no mater what they are doing.

Feats of Fire for Kids

Alex Hoag Run for Sunshine winners with their Journey of Life Plates!

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Feats of Fire for KidsYellow Course (untimed) -- 200 Yards -- 1-3 year olds -- 45 Finishers

Alphabetical ResultsName Sex Age School Bib#Brianna Amos F 2 388Wyatt Barton M 3 338Halo Blanco F 3 236Barrett Booth M 1 233Ella Bowman F 2.5 394Christopher Card M 3 Springs Ranch 1599Zachary Card M 1 Douglas Valley 1639Ethan Crann M 3 Grace Best 1644Autumn Crow F 3 385Kylie Crow F 3 386Madeline Davis F 2.5 351Henry Elicker M 5 Patriot 264Ryan Estes M 3 Buena Vista 1795Cole Gmmanuel M 3.5 Ren Acdy 258Brianne Gonzalez F 3 377Christian Gutierrez M 2 241Taber Gutschick M 3 339Sara Herman F 3 future TCA 314Dhajia Hopper F 3 Bricker 1671Tanner Kilgore M 2 Springs Ranch 1678Samantha Knapp F 3 Turman 1684Emma Kurtz F 2 357Liam Leslie F 18 m 1764Marcus Lontz M 2 346Aimee Lowe F 3 337Nathan Lowe M 2 336Lauren Mace F 2 Trailblazer 1690Reese Milhone F 2 Pike 1699Chaylaa Minniss F 3 342Brooke Moss F 2 Prairie Hills 1701Caleb Mulnix M 1 Prairie Hills 1704Claire O'Connor F 3 1777Tanner Rheinbolt M 3 1772Ariel Roettger F 3 354Charles Ross M 3 265Annika Sederburg F 2.5 296Aubrey Surage F 2 1868Xavier Sweatman M 3 Stratmoor Hill 1744Jamaren Ungvarsky M 3 Acdy Endeavor 1746Harry Marso VI M 2 1763Taylor Wanderscheid F 3 Springs Ranch 1749Ashlee Ward F 3.5 292Madison Warner F 3 356Jakob Wedel M 21m 371Jessica Woodcock F 20 m CMCA 1756

Blue Course (untimed) -- 1/4 Mile -- 4-5 year olds -- 57 FinishersAlphabetical Results

Name Sex Age School Bib#Victoria Abeyta F 5 YMCA Pre 378Hunter Ainsworth M 5 1789Zeke Ano M 5 Springs Ranch 1427Jordan Blanco M 5 Martinez 237Tanner Booth M 5 234Shana Brinkman F 4 KinderCare 1533Sierra Brosius F 5 Homeschool 1783Erik Bullard M 5 TCA 305Marcus Card M 5 Douglas Valley 1600Jordan Christjohn F 4 246Grant Dalton M 5 Aragon 1761Katrina Estes F 5 Buena Vista 1794Rohan Fisher M 5 TCA North 1871Gregory Ford M 6 CMCA 1657John Ford M 4 Pinon Valley 1658Kiersten Frey F 4 349Alexia Gutierrez-Holde F 5 Keller 240Meilan Haberl F 4 Rock Ledge R 1663Domenic Hartman M 4 253Rebecca Herman F 5 future TCA 313D'mia Hopper F 4 Bricker 1672Ethan Horton M 5 WSOC 1674Ian Horton M 4 WSOC 1675Justin Horton M 4 WSOC 1676Gabriel Javera M 4.5 245Payton Kaiser M 4 392Tyler (TJ) Kilgore M 5 Springs Ranch 1679Cole Knapp M 6 Turman 1683Angela Lontz F 5 347Kyle Mace M 5 Trailblazer 1689Steven Mattorano M 5 Washington 1694Ian McGee M 4 1785Cristian Medranda M 4 Pike 1698Mykiaa Minniss F 4 Aragon 343Mackenzie Moss F 4 Prairie Hills 1702Lindsey Murray F 5 Trailblazer 1707Connor Pretzinger M 5 Sunrise 370Santiago Ramirez M 4 244Adam Reish M 4 Talbot 1713Drake Roberson M 4 Connections Ac 1715Mark Ryzinsky M 4 Urban League 1721Robbie Schwartz M 4 238Kristopher Stacling M 5 Widefield Chrt 328Nathaniel Stafford M 4 Rock of Ages 1729Meridith Stagling F 4 1st Baptist 333Kyle Stearns M 5 CMCA 1734Seth Sullivan M 5 Steele 362Makenzey Trujillo F 5 CMCA 309Anna Tuttle F 5 Gold Camp 257Samantha Valtin F 5 331Kayla Wallace F 4 361Samantha Warhoe F 5 AIES 1770Ciyeed Williams M 5 Longfellow 322Demetris Williams M 5 Longfellow 323Jacob Wilson M 4 CMCA 1755Jessica Wimp F 5 Venetucci 1779Trevor Woodcock M 4 CMCA 1757

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Green Course -- 1/2 Mile -- 6-8 year olds -- 102 FinishersAlphabetical Results

Name Time Sex Age School Bib#Spencer Abeyta 3:48.8 M 7 Mountain View 374Kaitlyn Altmayer 4:49.2 F 8 Grace Best 298Erin Amos 3:56.5 F 6 Springs Ranch 239Betsy Bolt 4:27.1 F 8 TCA East 1474Sam Breeden 4:46.1 M 7 Patrick Henry 1484Sam Brosius 5:01.3 M 7 Stetson 1782Sydney Brown 4:53.6 F 8 Da Vinci 1577Ian Bulard 4:35.0 M 8 TCA 307Donnie Byers 4:21.9 M 7 Venetucci 317Evan Carey 4:30.8 M 8 AEES 299Danny Clark 3:34.4 M 8 Iron Horse 390Brittney Couch 5:43.6 F 6 Grace Best 1642Tyler Dalton 6:03.5 M 7 Mesa 1646Elsa Deherrera 6:36.7 F 6 Lewis Palmer 1647Kaitin Deherrera 5:46.1 F 7 Lewis Palmer 1648Aleena Delgado 4:43.0 F 6 Oakcreek 252Cullan Diffee 5:00.3 M 7 TCA Central 1650Anthony Dye 5:53.1 M 7 397Mikey Ellis 3:48.1 M 7 Gold Camp 268Ailli Flannaglen 5:48.1 F 6 Mntn View 384Anna Ford 4:32.8 F 8 CMCA 1654Deven Ford 4:50.1 M 7 CMCA 1655Freddy Ford 4:05.5 M 10 CMCA 1656Robert Ford 4:37.4 M 5 CMCA 1659Kyrie Frey 5:13.8 F 6 Rockrimmon 350C. Gallardoabreuv 4:28.8 M 7 Rogers 1661Tashi Gaynn 7:04.0 F 6 1797Alyssa Gonzalez 5:00.7 F 8 375Sampson Gonzalez5:25.4 M 6 Bates 376Nicholas Greca 5:06.8 M 6 Ridgeview 1765

Name Time Sex Age School Bib#Ozzie Gutierrez-Holden 5:24.4 M 7 Kelley 242Tanner Harris 4:45.0 M 7 TCA 1666Maggie Hartman 5:03.1 F 7 Divine Redeem 254Shantel Haskins 5:04.2 F 6 Prairie Hills 1792Alex Hawkins 3:50.6 M 7 CMCA 1668Maislinn Helfer 4:09.6 F 8 Springs Ranch 1773Maxx Helfer 3:32.3 M 8 Springs Ranch 1774Daniel Herman 5:12.5 M 6 TCA North 312Quinn Herses 7:02.3 M 4 Washington 291Daniel Hersey 6:08.8 M 6 Washington 290Makeda Hobson 6:39.1 F 7 Bricker 1762Tessa holsworth 6:58.8 F 8 Homeschool 310Mychal Hopper 5:23.9 M 7 Monterey 1673Jordan Howard 3:16.3 M 8 Springs Ranch 1677Jenna Kindt 4:40.0 F 7 Stratton 1680Isaiah Kirby 7:25.3 M 7 Penrose 335Austin Kirsch 4:41.5 M 6 Patrick Henry 1681Dillon Kirsch 7:03.6 M 8 Patrick Henry 1682Seanya Lindley 4:25.8 F 8 Canon 1687Jennifer Lopez 6:48.5 F 6 Trailblazer 1688Ale Magallenes 5:45.2 F 6 Chamberlin 381Antoline Magallenes6:43.4 M 4 383Ryan Mahon 7:04.5 M 6 Helen Hunt 1692Cody Mattorano 6:06.9 M 8 Washington 1693Patrick McCarthy 4:20.0 M 8 CSDB 1695Shawn McGee 5:56.7 M 7 Soaring Eagles 1786Andrew Medranda 6:38.2 F 6 Pike 1697Nodikaa Minniss 8:15.7 F 7 Jordahl 344Jace Montera 4:05.9 M 8 Sierra Vista 304Brittany Murphy 4:58.2 F 8 Bates 1788Lauren Murray 4:02.2 F 8 Trailblazer 1706Patrick O'Connor 6:40.2 M 6 Holy Trinity 1776Jon Karroll of News 13 running with the kids

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Red Course -- 1 Mile -- 9-12 year olds -- 67 FinishersAlphabetical Results

Name Time Sex Age School Bib#Jerred Abdella 9:41.7 M 10 Meridian Ranch 1800Kelsey Altmayer 10:08.2 F 9 Grace Best 297Alex Ano 11:29.3 M 10 Springs Ranch 1420Kristin Boardman 7:45.5 F 11 TCA North 1473Matthew Bolt 8:23.8 M 10 TCA East 1475Jesse Brinkman 7:06.6 M 9 Chipeta 1485Carolyn Bullard 8:34.0 F 12 TCA East 302Tyler Burns 6:58.9 M 10 Broadmoor 389Christina Busche 8:27.3 F 9 Springs Ranch 1578Brandon Clark 6:10.6 M 10 Iron Horse 391Andria Connelley 15:58.1 F 12 King 247Aidan Diffee 10:11.6 M 9 TCA Central 1649Evan Dutch 8:22.8 M 9 Springs Ranch 1651Collin Eaton 8:25.6 M 9 TCA North 1652Mariah Eaton 9:13.6 F 11 TCA North 1653Mattie Ellis 7:46.6 F 10 Gold Camp 267Colton Fisher 8:44.1 M 9 TCA North 232Layla Flannagan 9:14.2 F 12 Fox Meadow 382Chris Gannor 13:46.8 M 12 East 1796Sheguan Gannor 11:31.4 M 9 Queen Palmer 1798Melissa Gonzalez 12:36.1 F 9 Bates 373Xavier Harrison 8:52.2 M 12 Longfellow 324Kiana Haskins 7:59.9 F 12 Timberview 1793Kiera Haskins 11:50.9 F 12 Timerview 1799Zaccary Helfer 11:38.0 M 12 North MS 1775Doree Higginbotham13:47.9 M 9 Midland 380Shaye Higginbotham11:37.4 M 11 Manitou 379Taka Ishizaki 6:54.8 M 12 Eagleview 369Andrew Johnson 8:06.4 M 11 262Ben Kuchta 7:40.9 M 11 Trailblazer 263Brett Lindley 11:03.6 M 11 Canon 1686Adriana Mahon 12:48.2 F 9 Helen Hunt 1691Adrian Martinez 11:21.6 M 10 AT 393Timber McCarthy 10:28.4 F 11 Fremont 1696Casey Mingus 10:28.9 F 9 Prairie Hills 1700Jordan Montera 06:58.4 M 12 Skyview 303Brittany Moore 15:47.1 F 11 King 249Kathy Moore 14:38.1 F 9 King 250Ashlie Mulnix 10:27.3 F 11 Prairie Hills 1703CJ Mulnix 08:32.9 M 10 Prairie Hills 1705Jasmine Ramirez 12:26.8 F 10 Grant 243Allison Rose 14:10.4 F 9 Chipeta 1719Spencer Rose 14:45.9 M 11 Chipeta 1720Darren Sakamoto 8:13.4 M 11 TCA 1723Biana Salcido 9:30.9 F 8 Ciberson 1768Shelby Stableford 6:19.4 F 11 TCA 300Philip Stafford 7:50.8 M 10 Howbert 1730Sandra Steele 14:36.5 F 12 Pueblo 248Draper Sullivan 8:59.9 M 10 Steele 363Ali Surage 7:31.8 F 9 ATE 1870Autumn Surage 7:12.5 F 11 ATE 1869Chase Taskerud 8:47.2 M 9 Trailblazer 270Tyler Thompson 12:36.8 M 10 King 251Cole Tubbs 7:03.3 M 12 306Daniel Tuttle 12:47.7 M 9 Gold Camp 293Everett Valtin 7:40.1 M 10 Rock Rimmon 330Taylor Walsh 9:00.6 F 10 Remington 359Jacob Warren 13:12.8 M 10 Springs Ranch 1751Jenna Widman 8:33.6 F 11 TCA 340Tony Williams 8:51.8 M 11 Longfellow 325Katie Wimp 9:16.2 F 10 Venetucci 1784Tatianna Withers 9:48.4 F 9 High Plains 295

Name Time Sex Age School Bib#Thomas O'Connor 5:06.2 M 6 Holy Trinity 1778Evan Ochsner 5:47.0 M 6 Monument Acdy 1708Justin Ochsner 5:49.6 M 6 Monument Acdy 1709Jaelyn Penn 3:44.6 M 8 Pioneer 1710Logan Prater 3:52.1 F 7 Talbot 1711Trevor Prater 6:56.2 M 10 Talbot 1712Ryan Roberson 5:09.2 M 7 Connections Ac 1717Devin Roettgen 4:21.2 M 6 Sunrise 353Blake Rolley 7:05.5 M 6 255Dylan Rolley 5:07.6 M 8 256Cara Sakamoto 4:34.1 F 8 TCA 1722Bianca Salcido 5:14.8 F 8 Giberson 1767Ben Self 4:29.6 M 8 332Jesse Selvig 4:19.3 M 7 PLES 289Sarah Stafford 3:55.3 F 8 Howbert 1731Thomas Staines 3:16.9 M 7 1787Alex Stearns 4:33.2 M 7 CMCA 1732Tanner Taskerud 5:08.7 M 6 269Olivia Taylor 6:23.8 F 6 Ridgeview 360Collin Trujillo 4:38.4 M 7 CMCA 308Jason Ungvarsky 4:24.9 M 8 TCA East 1747Anthony Vai 3:56.9 M 8 Pike 318Nicholas Vai 3:58.1 M 7 Pike 319Oriano Vai 5:44.1 F 6 Pike 320Jonathan Valtin 3:31.9 M 8 Rock Rimmon 329Brendan Vesey 7:23.5 M 6 Acdy Endevoer 260Donovan Vesey 5:10.3 M 7 Acdy Endevoer 259Tanner Walsh 4:56.9 M 6 Remington 395Emily Wanderscheid4:51.0 F 6 Springs Ranch 1748Stephanie Warhoe 3:53.7 F 8 AIES 1771Eli Warren 7:04.9 M 6 Springs Ranch 1750Emilee Waters 4:40.7 F 7 TCA 1872Desiree White 5:55.5 F 8 Remington 311Eric Widman 3:37.8 M TCA 7 341Mia Williams 4:07.3 F 8 Longfellow 326Keenan Withers 5:24.9 M 7 High Plains 294Chloe Wright 6:34.6 F 8 Martinez 235Kaani Sweatman 5:15.8 F 7 Stratmoor Hill 1743Oliver Young 5:08.2 M 6 Venetucci 321

Children are finger-printed

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2004 ADTM Leaders of the Pack (above) andother racers (below)

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May 21, 2005 8:00 am Place Name Age Sex City Time Pace

1 JOE SHOTSMAN 37 M C SPRING 21:13 6:182 ERIC SWOPE 31 M C SPRING 22:13 6:363 RICK SHOULBERG 44 M MANITOU SPR 22:28 6:404 ELIZEBETH WATKINS 22 F C SPRING 23:05 6:515 SHAD SHADWICK 39 M C SPRING 23:21 6:566 GINA GARCIA-SHAW 38 F C SPRING 25:24 7:337 DIANE BINDT 24 F C SPRING 25:31 7:358 LISA SHORT 17 F C SPRING 26:46 7:579 GREG TUMBUSH 36 M C SPRING 27:28 8:09

10 MARILYN GOODLOE 43 F C SPRING 27:02 8:0211 LAUREN GOULDING 17 F C SPRING 27:43 8:1412 RICH FALAT 46 M C SPRING 27:50 8:1613 TERRI HARPER 41 F WOODLAND P 29:07 8:3914 FRANKLIN WILLIS 62 M OK CITY OK 29:30 8:4615 ANNE AKERSLEWIS 42 F WOODLAND P 31:41 9:25

1982 Pikes Peak MarathonAl Grimme at the finish line!

Kyle Forman (pictured on next page)provided one of his photo albums tome—check out these photos from the1982 Pikes Peak Marathon! ThanksKyle! I’ll return the album to you inJuly.

MEMBERS -- send me your Pikes PeakAscent and Marathon photos and I’llrun a photo essay in celebration of the50th anniversary. I will be working theaid station at Barr Camp on race daysin August—see you there!

E-mail me the photos ateditor@pprrun.org -- please downsigethe photos so they don’t jam the mailbox!

16 MARK NELSON 49 31:54 9:2817 LISA WOODS 35 F C SPR 32:59 9:4818 SANDRA PERKINS 42 F C SPR 33:02 9:4819 ROGER PUMPHREY 57 M 33:23 9:5520 JOCELYNE TAYLOR 34 F C SPR 33:35 9:5821 JUSTIN MELAT 64 M C SPR 33:46 10:0222 PHIL GOULDING 54 M C SPR 35:10 10:2623 ROBIN FITCH 48 F C SPR 35:21 10:3024 JOANN DAVIS 36 F C SPR 35:21 10:3025 GLENNA WOOD 56 F C SPR 38:03 11:1826 JEFF TAYLOR 41 M C SPR 38:06 11:1927 EDWARD VEST 42 M C SPRING 58:03 17:1428 ANDREW NIELSON 39 M ALEXA VA 58:06 17:1529 RICK ELLIS 41 M C SPR 58:08 17:1530 LORI VEST 40 F C SPR 58:21 17:1931 KELLY ELLIS 42 F C SPR 58:22 17:20

The Colorado Running Company presentsRun for the Garden

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American with Disabilities ActAmerican with Disabilities ActAmerican with Disabilities ActAmerican with Disabilities ActAmerican with Disabilities ActPat LockhartSomething that should never be forgotten is to take intoconsideration at all of our events the wide diversity ofpeople in attendance. Specifically, those that arewheelchair bound. I encountered one such incidentrecently. I failed to provide wheelchair accessible portajohns. I apologized profusely to the individual, but atthat point in time - during the event - my hands weretied.

But, then I got to thinking … possibly the City Parks,Recreation and Cultural Services should have providedsuch equipment within their parks or that at least itshould be part of the Special Events Application/Permit. Below is the response that I received from Mr.Kurt Schroeder.

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Pat, Thanks for keeping us updated on this. In referenceto our "policy" on providing handicap porta-johns,we've learned the "hard way" just as you have. Atspecial events that we are co-sponsors of (4th of July,Balloon Classic, etc.) as a mater of course we will ordera mix of standard and accessible porta-johns. Any newrestrooms we build will be accessible and we have beenupdating older restrooms (if possible -some we mustjust tear down and start over fresh) to be accessible -

we've just completed modifications to the ThorndalePark and Boulder Park restrooms. We have also beeninstalling porta-john enclosures at new neighborhoodparks and are installing three or four a year at existingparks. All of the enclosures can accommodate anaccessible unit.

I think you handled Mr. _______ concerns quite well.His frustration is real and justified but it sounds like heis satisfied that he has been heard and will return tohelp again. I will make sure that Laura suggests topeople that are using our parks for special events toinclude a number of accessible porta-johns in their mix.After early mistakes, knowing to do so is now secondnature to us. Looks like we need to keep in mind thatothers will not have the same experience as us andtherefore not know to do so.

Let me know if there is anything else I can help youwith.

Kurt SchroederPark Maintenance, Trails and Open Space Manager719-385-6555kschroeder@springsgov.com

1982 Pikes Peak MarathonKyle Forman coming into the finish line with a smile on his face!

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