THE ROADRUNNER NOVEMBER 2018

Club Kokomo Road Runners Making children feel good at Christmas By Johnny ‘O

One of America’s best poets and authors, Maya Ange-lou, wrote: “I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but they will never forget the way you made them feel.”

You can make children feel special this Christmas by becoming a Goodfellow. You and they will not forget the feeling your volunteer effort will produce.

Goodfellows’ client shopping at Meijer will be Monday through Thursday (December 3 through 6) this year; there will be no Sunday shopping. Club Kokomo Road-runners can volunteer for any day. It is easy to be-come a Goodfellow; just contact Johnny ‘0 at (765) 438-9545, or email john_wiles_150@comcast.net

Goodfellows has contributed thousands of dollars to Club Kokomo and CK’s Coyote Kids program, and for 12 years CK members have returned the favor by becoming Goodfellows and assisting the all-volunteer group in bringing smiles to needy children’s faces during the Christmas season.

Club Kokomo, Kokomo Firefighters, UAW 1166, seniors from the five Howard County high schools, Kiwanis, and the Marine Corps League helped Goodfellows during registration and shopping last year.

Johnny ‘O asks Club Kokomo members to spend three hours (6 p.m. to 9 p.m.) helping Goodfellow recipients shop this year at Meijer on either Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday. Just let Johnny ‘O know what day you can help.

Last year, Goodfellows, including 23 CK volunteers, provided clothing to more than 1,100 children in Howard County. Goodfellows is the only organization that can say that all the money it receives from We Care is used to purchase clothing for needy children or fund scholarships for high school seniors in Howard County.

Goodfellows also receives individual and corporate donations. Money not spent on the Christmas program is used for scholarships and other youth programs, such as Coyote Kids. As it has for several years, Goodfellows donated $2,500 to CKRR this year.

At 107 years old, Goodfellows is the oldest Christmas gift program in Howard County. It was started by Kokomo Tribune employees in 1911. The program now is a not-for-profit organization that is directed by a community-based volunteer board of directors.

Johnny ‘O has been associated with Goodfellows for 48 years. He is a member of its board of directors. Starting in 2015, UAW 1166 became responsible for the Goodfellows’ Christmas program. Goodfellows still is responsible for the cost. UAW 1166 member Brian West is the Goodfellows’ Christmas program director; he also is a member of the Goodfellows’ board. Johnny ‘O is proud that fellow CK member Charlie Skoog received Goodfellows’ 2008 Volunteer of the Year Award.

CK Goodfellows help bag recipient clothes or use hand-held scanners to total dollar amounts before applicants go through the cash register lines at Meijer in December.

Approved families receive vouchers for clothing. Parents will redeem the vouchers at Meijer from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Dec. 3-6. Recipients are as-signed a specific day to shop with the number of shoppers each session based on the total number approved for assistance. Last year, about 75 families shopped each night.

You can make children feel good this Christmas, something they and you won’t forget. Just contact Johnny ‘O. Stan Shuey and David Hughes

Greg Townsend, Jeannie Townsend, Diana Brown & Dan Coughlin

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Club Kokomo Hall of Fame Nominations Beginning this year any member may nominate a Club Kokomo member for the Club Kokomo Hall of Fame.

As it says below to be eligible a member must be 55 years old or older and a member for 10 years. The list below are the members that are 55 or older and a member for 10 years or more.

To nominate someone from the list read part 3 for the qualifications. Send your nomination(s) and reasons to Club Kokomo Treasurer Mark Shorter, 2936 Congress Dr., Kokomo, IN 46902 or email to mshorter13@comcast.net by December 1, 2018.

From The Club Kokomo Constitution:

A. Club Kokomo shall establish a Club Kokomo Hall of Fame. Being elected to a Hall of Fame is the highest honor an organi-zation can bestow upon a member. Only the years as a member of the organization must be considered.

1. Qualification to be a nominee.

a. Nominee(s) must be age 55 or older (unless due to extenuating circumstances).

b. Nominee(s) must be a current Club Kokomo member and have been a member for 10 years.

2. To be elected to Club Kokomo Hall of Fame a nominee should fulfill one or more of the following qualifications.

a. Must be of State renown while a Club Kokomo member.

b. Must be a past or present Club Kokomo age group record holder.

c. Has made a significant contribution to the growth of Club Kokomo while a member

3. To be elected to Club Kokomo Hall of Fame a nominee should fulfill one or more of the following qualifications.

a. Must be of State renown while a Club Kokomo member.

b. Must be a past or present Club Kokomo age group record holder.

c. Has made a significant contribution to the growth of Club Kokomo while a member.

Name (Age-Years as member)

Vicki Boles (63-11)

Diana Brown (72-12)

David Bruce (55-12)

Riley Case (84-25)

Fred Chew (68-17)

Robin Cole (65-18)

Bob Cupp (82-40)

Mike Deardorff (63-19)

Scot Deyoe (55-11)

Susan Gerhart (74-21)

Scott Hamilton (62-14)

RJ Kerr (62-31)

Steve Kilcline (68-30)

Phil Leininger (69-16)

Name (Age-Years as member)

Toney K. Lorenz (68-14)

Angela Lorenz (67-14)

Keith McAndrews (61-15)

John McGinty (80-21)

Jerry Meiring (61-20)

Robin Michael (69-14)

Carolyn Norris (79-11)

Anna Rangel (62-11)

Phil Rozzi (58-22)

Rick Spencer (64-19)

Jayne Stucker (59-11)

Dale Sullivan (76-25)

Dick Summerton (81-25)

Anne Wiles (69-32)

Once again send your nomination(s) and reasons to CK Treasurer. Mark Shorter, 2936 Congress Dr., Kokomo, IN 46902 by December 1, 2018.

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Thanksgiving Day-Kokomo Cares Run

Thanksgiving is early this year! It is November 22nd! Come on out on Thanksgiving morning for a 5K run/walk that

has become a family tradition for many. The entry fee is $10 per person and all proceeds go to “We Care” at WWKI.

There are no frills and no t-shirts, but there are medals to all finishers and a pie drawing before the race!

Grace Fellowship Church provides home-made cookies for refreshments. We begin the Christmas season kickoff

with Christmas music to run by! What is better than a brisk walk/run before a HUGE Thanksgiving dinner?

You can register early and send your check to CKRR C/O Mark Shorter at 2936 Congress Dr, Kokomo, IN 46902.

The forms can be found on our Facebook page.

Race day registration for the run starts at 6:30 a.m. in Rodger’s Pavilion and goes until 7:30. The race starts at 8 AM

at the snack stand in Highland Park. Invite friends and family to join you for this great fund raiser for We Care so

YOU can be a part.

If you haven’t volunteered this year for club points we can always use you. I have 3 so far. Please contact us at least

a week before the race. Better yet, if you want to volunteer call at 878-4457 (home) and leave a message or email us

at rayrobin@email.com. Thank you!

See you there! Ray and Robin Tetrault

TIPS FOR SAFE RUNNING IN THE WINTER MONTHS

As the temperatures start to drop and we have less daylight, here are tips to stay safe while running in the winter months.

When running in the dark, make it a priority to be “visible” by wearing light colored and reflective clothes. Once the

snow falls, switch to a dark, reflective clothing to contrast against the snow. Also put a blinking light on your jacket in the

front and back to make yourself more visible.

Avoid running at dusk and dawn, the visibility for drivers is at its worst during these times of day.

Always carry your mobile phone in case of emergency.

Dress in layers and avoid cotton, as it hold onto water and has little insulation when wet. If you are really warm and com-

fortable at the start of your run, you will be too hot in mid and late run. Also wear a windproof, breathable, and vent-

able shell to help regulate your heat loss. To keep extremities warm, a hat can preserve heat and mittens are warmer

than gloves.

Snow and ice have better traction when its really cold (-20 to 25 F) than when it’s near or at freezing. So your risk for

falling is greatest when the temp seems best for running.

5 F always feels colder in the black of night than in bright sunshine, so dress accordingly.

Think about how you will stay warm if you fall and get injured; a fanny pack with an extra layer is a good safety strategy.

Make sure someone knows your planned route and expected return time. If something happens, your family and friends

will know when to be concerned and where to look for you.

Taken from How to Stay Safe While Running in the Winter from https://www.runnersworld.com/health-injuries/a20834727/how-to-stay-safe-while-

running-in-the-winter/

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Points of Interest:

Ann Hubbard completed the Indy Women’s Half Marathon on September 29th finishing with a time of

2:47:48. She said she really enjoyed the race and it had a great flat course.

Brittaini Gillem completed the Fort Benjamin Half marathon with a

time of 2:44:19. She said” It was good to be able to finish. My body did

not take the heat, humidity and hills very well. My time wasn’t the best

but I have learned that the time is not everything. I run for Ryan (a

kiddo that can’t walk or run), he would say

we are going up this mountain, and he would scoot, with the big

gest smile on his face. I love this kid and I love that I can do

something for him that he can not.” Congrats on your finish

Brittiani!!

Rick Spencer walked the Indy Half Marathon at Fort Ben on October 6, 2018. He completed it in 3 hours and 10 minutes.

Great Job Rick!!!

Bethany Kirkwood also completed the Indy Half Marathon at Fort Ben on October 6, 2018 in a time of 2:21:54. Great job

Bethany!!!

Marianne and Steve Wilson ran the Ft. Wayne Fort For Fitness Half Marathon on September 29. The finished 2:56:47 and

2:46:59 respectively. Awesome job Marianne and Steve

Byron Bundrent ran the Myrtle Beach mini-marathon on October 21, 2018 finishing with a time of 1:25:19. Taking 8th place

overall and finishing 1st in his age group (55-59). Congrats on your finish Byron!!!

Dana and Joni Neer wish they could run more Saturday races with Club Kokomo, but because they coach cross country, their

Saturday’s are spent at meets. They have raced a Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning event recently On September 29th

they ran the Chief Kewanna 5K. Dana ran it in 19:08 finishing first overall and Joni finished in 27:13 placing first in women’s

masters. They also ran the Valparaiso Half Marathon/5k, on October 21. Dana ran the half marathon in 1:28.17 finishing

17th overall and first 55-59. Joni ran the 5k in 26:13 finishing first in the 50-54 age group

Run a non-club race lately? Don’t forget to share so everyone can see the cool races you’ve done! Must be submitted 25th of

the month to be included in this section. Send all info and pics to: editorckrr@gmail.com.

CKRR Fun Run in the Park

Every Wednesday

Free to all!!

Run any distance you want!!

Highland Park @ 5:30PM

Registration located at concession stand

Member Profile Name: Vince Lorenz

How long have you been running/walking? My first walking race was the Haynes-Apperson in 2007. I started talking walking seriously in August of 2008. What made you start running/walking? I was depressed and wanted to lose weight I was almost 375 lbs. I knew I needed to make major changes. Best athletic accomplishment and why? Winning and setting the race walking record at the Valparaiso Popcorn Panic in 2015, we a per-sonal record of 24:47. If you like race, what is your favorite race dis-tance? Why? I enjoy a 5k and 5 mile race. Just long enough. Favorite local running route? Highland Park in the fall or winter. Favorite club race? Why? Haynes-Apperson, the first race I ever completed. I always looked up to the older race walkers and thought it was so amazing that anyone could walk that fast. It was unique and I was hooked. Favorite non-club race? Why? Any USATF race walking event where I can be judged. I like. Favorite post run/walk treat? I usually stay on a strict diet, so after a race I usu-ally go for pizza or a large ice cream. What is your favorite piece of running/walking gear? My large collection of bandanas.

Favorite run-ning/walking related book or movie? Race Walk Like A Champion by Jeff Salvage Do you have a running/walking related superstition? If I don't have Martino's spa-ghetti the night before I firmly believe my time will be slower. If you could run/walk with anyone, who would it be? The people who got me started. My dad, Mary Miller, Jerry Lam-bert, Rick Spencer, & Tim Taflinger Why did you join CKRR? My dad walked because my sister ran cross coun-try in high school. I just decided to join the club too. Anything else you'd like the CKRR members to know about you? I really enjoy being a member of CKRR. I love en-couraging everyone to do their best. If you have never tried race walking, I challenge you to try it. I assure you it is harder than it looks. There were many times I thought of quitting when I first start-ed. If you have questions about the sport I would be happy to answer them.

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CLUB MEETING

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12 @ 6 P.M. @ CROSS AMERICA N REED ROAD., KOKOMO, (ACROSS FROM GFS & MENARDS)

SOCIAL HOUR @ 5P.M. SOFT DRINKS WILL BE PROVIDED

2018 CKRR Race Schedule

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RACE RESULTS Cole Porter 15K Run/5K Run/Walk

October 6, 2018

15K Runners

1. Byron Bundrent 1:03:21

2. Jonathan Luger 1:08:12

3. Troy Mills 1:09:42

4. Paul Sanders 1:10:30

5. Enoch Hines 1:22:24

6. Kyle Castor 1:23:04

7. Braxton Armstrong 1:25:48

8. Cole McCloskey 1:27:43

9. Tami Greene 1:27:49 1st Female

10. Tory Watson 1:28:46

11. Jenny Draper 1:30:43

12. Nick Brubaker 1:45:31

13. Jill Prater 1:56:09

14. David Hughes 2:03:59

5K Runners

1. Paul Bickel :

2. Zach Himes :

3. Daniel Douglass 22:14

4. Samantha Raber 22:20 1st Female

5. Skip Stinson 23:04

6. Abby Jordan 23:07

7. Juan Rodriguez 23:08

8. A. J. Jordan 23:20

9. Jody Brown 23:25

10. Chloe Jordan 24:00

11. Ken Hasselkus 24:55

12. Shane Nye 25:29

13. Jamie Laycock 25:44

14. Carter Armstrong 27:43

15. Keith McAndrews 28:03

16. Mark Shorter 28:28

17. Anna Rangel 28:45

18. Kelsey Lilla 30:03

19. Krista Sarver 30:24

20. Jerry Fennell 30:30

21. Rowynn Hall-Davis 31:09

22. Jessica Brubaker 32:09

23. Oscar Wells 33:08

24. Matt Kirk 33:55

25. Nikki Nordman 34:21

26. Lauren Hall 35:56

27. Nancy Kirk 35:57

28. Brian Arwood 36:54

29. Judy Hasselkus 38:12

30. Kristin Funk 39:36

31. Kurt Vader 39:36

32. Robin Cole 40:49

33. James Wells 41:33

34. Stacy Ramos 41:38

35. Meredith Wagner 41:41

36. Jenny Tudor 42:13

37. Misty McCullough 43:43

38. Lillian McManus 45:30

39. Warren Tierney 52:36

5K Walkers

1. Vince Lorenz 29:11

2. Mary Miller 35:53 1st Female

3. Greg Wall 37:08

4. Stephen Wilson 38:41

5. Floyd Stinchcomb 38:48

6. Marianne Wilson 39:21

7. Vernon Keller 39:53

8. Toney Lorenz 41:06

9. George Phares 43:02

10. Elissa Hughes 43:08

11. Tara Carter 43:16

12. Diana Harman 43:22

13. Sharron Petty 43:51

14. Kurt Krauskopf 44:24

15. Teresa Click 45:09

16. Lorie McManus 45:32

17. Robin Michael 46:56

18. Heather Muzzillo 47:03

19. Natasha McKinley 47:29

20. Risa Krauskopf 48:29

21. Jason Birchmeier 49:45

22. Jean Heflin 50:06

23. Felicia Tierney 52:34

24. Denise Brehmer 53:38

25. Katrina Wise 53:41

26. Sue Keller 53:50

27. Diana Brehmer 53:51

28. Cynthia Laycock 53:55

29. Lisa Reibly 53:58

30. Britany Snyder 54:50

31. Rita Clingaman 54:53

32. Robin Campbell 55:13

33. Trey Holland 55:15

34. Clayton Brown 55:16

35. Joyce Holland 55:51

36. Mackenzie Davis 55:54

37. Betty Yard 56:01

38. Todd Leininger 1:03:41

Due to the extremely large number of

runners in the 2018 Red Gold Run to

Crush Hunger 5K and 10K race, results

will not be listed here in the news-

letter. They can be found: club web-

site http://

www.clubkokomoroadrunners.com/

or at https://www.redgold5krun.com/

results

NOVEMBER BIRTHDAYS 11-1 Clayton Shanks

11-1 Jodi Small

11-4 Staci Brack

11-4 Julynne Spidell

11-5 Maddie Ramsell

11-8 john Mohr

11-9 Noah Hughes

11-11 Riley Case

11-13 Tiffany Massey

11-14 Elizabeth Smith

11-15 Paul Sanders

11-16 Mat Snyder

11-18 Stan Shuey

11-20 John Peters

11-21 Diana Brown

11-26 Brody Brack

11-28 Dan Coughlin

11-29 Aubrey Stevens

11-30 Sophia Wyman

Changes since last newsletter,

V—volunteer opportunities for club members. Sunday November 4 Run the Mounds 2pm 4306 Mounds Road, Anderson, In 46017 $20 before 10/20, Students $5 http://www.andersonroadrunners.org/ Saturday November 10 CK Charity Run 5K— V 9am McKinley School, 1217 W Carter St. Kokomo Free Will Donation Jeannie Townsend, RD Thursday November 22 CK Cares 5K Run/ Walk 8am Rogers Pavilion Highland Park, Kokomo $10 Ray & Robin Tetrault; Mark Shorter, RD Saturday December 1 Rudolph 5K Run/ Walk 8am Kokomo Public Library, 220 N Union St Kokomo $20 early/ $25 late, family discounts available Monday December 31 CK NY Eve 5K Run/ Walk— V 2pm Rogers Pavilion, Highland Park, Kokomo $5 member/ $8 non-members Ashley Shanks, RD

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OFFICIAL 2019 RACE SCHEDULE

FEBRUARY

2/2/19 Saturday Groundhog 7m Zionsville 1pm

MARCH

3/16/19 Saturday Norris Amboy 5K 9am

3/23/19 Saturday Sam Costa 1/4 Marathon Carmel 9:10am

APRIL

4/6/19 Saturday Rhenda Action CK Ultimate 5m, 10m 9am

4/27/19 Saturday Carl Koontz Memorial 5K Race TBD

MAY

5/4/19 Saturday Indy Mini 500 Festival 5K 7am

5/11/19 Saturday Norris Kokomo 4m 8:30am

5/18/19 Saturday MCF Breakout 5K Bunkerhill 8am

JUNE

6/6/19 Thursday Coyote Kids #1 Jackson-Morrow Park 6pm

6/8/19 Saturday Norris Greentown 5K 8am

6/13/19 Thursday Coyote Kids #2 Jackson-Morrow Park 6pm

6/15/19 Saturday Flora Hog Job 2m, 10K 7:30am

6/20/19 Thursday Coyote Kids #3 Jackson-Morrow Park 6pm

6/27/19 Thursday Coyote Kids #4 Jackson-Morrow Park 6pm

JULY

7/4/19 Thursday Walton Independence Day 5K 8:15am

7/6/19 Saturday CK/Haynes Apperson 5K 8am

7/6/19 Saturday CK Haynes Apperson Kid Track Meet 9am

7/11/19 Thursday Coyote Kids #5 Jackson-Morrow Park 6pm

7/13/19 Saturday Race for Grace 5K Logansport 8am

7/18/19 Thursday Coyote Kids #6 Jackson-Morrow Park 6pm

7/20/19 Saturday Panther Prowl 5K 8am

7/25/19 Thursday Coyote Kids Awards Night Connection 5-7pm

AUGUST

8/3/19 Saturday Norris Converse 5K 8am

8/10/19 Saturday Forget Me Not 5K Kokomo 8am

8/24/19 Saturday Running the Shores 5K, 10K Kokomo 8am

8/31/19 Saturday Steps to Recovery 5K, Kokomo 8am

SEPTEMBER

8/2/19 Monday Blueberry Stomp 5K, 15K Plymouth 9am

8/14/19 Saturday Saints on the Run 5K, Kokomo 9am

8/21/19 Saturday Fueled by Fire, Amboy Volunteer Fire Co TBD

8/28/19 Saturday Bee Bumble 5K, 10K Burnettsville 8:15am

OCTOBER

10/5/19 Saturday Cole Porter 5K, 15K Peru 9am

10/12/19 Saturday Red Gold Run To Crush Hunger, Elwood 9:30am

10/23/19 Saturday Chili Chase 5K, 10K Peru 10am

NOVEMBER

11/3/19 Sunday Run the Mounds 5m/5K run, 5K walk 2pm

11/9/19 Saturday CK Charity Run 5K, Kokomo 9am

11/28/98 Thursday CK Cares 5K, Kokomo

DECEMBER

12/7/18 Saturday Rudolph Run 5K, Kokomo 9am

12/31/18 Tuesday CK NY Eve 5K, Kokomo 2pm

RACE RESULTS Peru Chili Chase

10/27/18

5K Run

1. Joe Cholson 19:18

2. Nathan Rudd 21:06

3. Craig Wolfgang 21:11

4. Garrett McManus 21:31

5. Rob Hoshaw 21:32

6. Amy Shafer 22:26 7. David Hoshaw 22:48

8. Kayla Bullock 22:56 9. Destin Green 23:37

10. Jack Ogden 24:28

11. Elizabeth Smith 24:34

12. Tiffany Massey 25:58 13. Stevanna Young 27:10

14. Sophia Gregory 27:15

15. Kevin Gregory 27:16

16. Keith McAndrews 27:36 17. Steve Young 28:06

18. Lexis Montel 28:39

19. Logan McDonald 28:39

20. Charlie Stutzman 30:13

21. Lane Hurt 30:14

22. John Peters 30:15 23. Kelsey Jones 30:33

24. Lete Robison 30:34

25. Della Glassburn 30:38

26. Phillip Birkey 30:50

27. Chris Percival 30:53

28. Jadyn Percival 30:53

29. Martha Hoshaw 31:16

30. Ann Hubbard 32:27 31. Asher Carptenter 32:54

32. Kevin Hewitt 33:38

33. Alan Wilson 33:39

34. Megan Wilcox 34:19

35. Kolbe Hunt 34:44Adi

36. Alaina Chamberlain 35:00

37. Romison Saint-Louis 35:28

38. Betsy Carpenter 35:43

39. Brittney Saint-Louis 35:43

40. Bruce Savage 35:53 41. Breanna Percival 37:58

42. Adilyne Chamberlain 38:09

43. Kayla Hudson 38:26

44. Jim Gross 39:25

45. Robin Cole 39:37 46. Colby Crow 40:53

47. Macie Sears 41:00

48. Jenny Tudor 41:24

49. Kelly Studebaker 41:35 50. Loren Carpenter 41:45

51. Aiden Laycock 42:19

52. Tirzah Carpenter 43:06

53. Warren Tierney 43:08

54. Alex Studebaker 48:14

55. Carol Savage 52:09 56. Ben Laycock 59:54

57. Todd Leininger 1:03:11

5K Walk

1. Toney Lorenz 40:51 2. Kim Bickel 41:39

3. Rick Bickel 41:40

4. Teresa Sears 42:23

5. Sharron Petty 42:24

6. Avla Ruda 43:044

7. Felicia Tierney 43:07 8. Caitlyn Binkerd 44:07

9. Chloe Cinkerd 44:08

10. Teresa Click 44:09

11. Jeannie Townsend 44:21

12. Robin Michael 45:10 13. Nicole Jones 47:06

14. Jason Jones 48:22

15. Holly Hurlburt 49:16

16. Bob McBride 49:16 17. Cynthia Laycock 51:43

18. Dale Birkey 52:15

19. Betty Yard 57:26 20. Allison Doty 57:31

21. Elena Csabi 57:56

22. Chole Dale 59:50

23. Brian Cole 59:53

24. Jennifer Cole 1:00:38

25. James Cole 1:00:39

26. Jeannine Cooley 1:14:49

10K Run

1. Brody Brack 39:34

2. Noel Shafer 40:50

3. John Brack 47:42 4. Sam Carsey 47:43

5. Tory Watson 48:56

6. Doug Watson 52:40

7. Emeline Hunt 56:47

8. Jaimie Seward 56:54

9. Shane Fornelli 57:31

10. Jenny Draper 58:28

11. Dara Bargerhuff 58:53

12. Lisa Hunt 59:32

13. Scott Deyoe 1:02:15 14. Olivia Labare 1:11:39

15. Chloe Holler 1:11:40

16. Erin Strickland 1:24:37

17. Cassie Korba 1:25:19

18. David Hughes 1:29:01

T H E R O A D R U N N E R

RUNNERS FEMALE 0-12

Riggle, Gretchen 47-3

Kantz, Ava 40-2

Moore, Hannah 40-2

Hughes, Sarah 35–2

Weber, Kelsey 35-2

Wright, Bella 20-1

Wright, Taliah 20-1

Webber, Natalie 12-1

13-19

Smith, Elizabeth 154-9

Bullock, Kayla 89-5

Salinas, Haley 75-4

Ford, Alivia 45-3

Kantz, Ella 40-2

Spidell, Julynne 35-2 H

Wyman, Sophia 30-2

Shanks, Arianna 20-1 V

Ramsell, Maddie 15-1

Bullock, Anna 15-1

25-29

Gillem, Brittiani 265-14 HH

Kirkwood, Bethany 155-8 UMHH

Koon, Kelsey 134-8 HH

Davis, Kelly 20-1

30-34

Massey, Tiffany 360-18 H

Heflin, Laura 310-19 HV

Hudson, Kayla 122-9

Snyder, Valerie 20-1 H

35-39

Tudor, Jenny 407-23 HH

McQuaide, Danielle 290-15 HH

Shanks, Ashley 60-3 V

40-44

Shafer, Amy 160-8 MHH

Van Horn, Jennifer 52-3 HH

Wright, Kelly 40-2

Kantz, Anne 30-2

45-49

Wyman, Shelly 80-4

Beachy, Debbie 70-4 H

Bullock, Sheree 47-3

Brack, Staci 15-1

50-54

Savage, Carol 130-7

Moore, Tami 100-5 HH

Neer, Joni 40-2

55-59

Studebaker, Kelly 325-21 HV

McKellar, Cara 295-15 UHV

Hubbard, Anne 255-14 HH

Snyder, Kathy 109-7 HH

Stucker, Jayne 20-1 V

60-64

Rangel, Anna 340-17 HH

Tetrault, Robin 130-8

Taylor, Deb 112-7

Sandifur, Lorene 20-1

Boles, Vicki 12-1

65-69

Cole, Robin 300– 15

Townsend, Jeannie 35-2 V

Smith, Judy 20-1

70-74

Gerhart, Susan 20-1

MALE 0-12

Snyder, Ethan 120-6 H

Snyder, Owen 20-1

Weitzel, Ben 20-1

13-19

Studebaker, Alex 360-20 V

Brack, Brody 160-8

Hughes, Jonah 40-2

25-29

Kennedy, Kory 300-15 H

30-34

Kennedy, Kirk 220-11 H

35-39

McQuaide, Johnathan 230-12 HH

Snyder, Mat 140-7 H

Anderson, Michael 30-1 RD

40-44

McQuiston, Aaron 60-3

45-49

Brack, John 120-6

Small, Ryan 75-4 H

Wyman, Paul 62-4

Hill, Keith 55– 3 V

Weber, T.A. 20-1

Riggle, Scott 15-1

Weitzel, Virgil 10-1

50-54

Shafer, Noel 240-12 MHH

Graham, Michael 199-11 VV

Neer, Dana 70-4 H

Beachy, Tony 50-3 H

Moore, Ron 20-1

55-59

Deyoe, Scott 266-16 MHH

Tierney, Warren 187-12 HVV

Andrews, Don 175-9 H

Sanders, Paul 152-9

Rozzi, Phil 141-9 HH

Savage, Bruce 115-8

Bundrent, Byron 80-4

Bruce, David 20-1

60-64

Elmore, Max 355-19 HH

Deardorff, Mike 170-9 H

McAndrews, Keith 152-9 H

Snyder, Norm 109-8 HH

Hamilton, Scott 24-2

Tetrault, Ray 20-1 V

Townsend, Greg 20-1 V

65-69

Shorter, Mark 230-12 V

Greene, Ronnie 100-5 MH

Chew, Fred 40-2

Smith, Rocky 20-1

Kilcline, Steve 20-1

Skoog, Charlie 12-1

70-74

Hughes, David 455-23 H

Stucker, Ricke 145-9 V

75-79

Peters, John 180-9

Sullivan, Dale 15-1

80+

Case, Riley 100-5

WALKERS FEMALE 40-44

Wise, Katrina 220-11

50-54

Tierney, Felicia 200-10 HVV

Kestle, Sherry 80-4 HH

55-59

Miller, Mary 380-19 H

Wilson, Marianne 240-15

Heflin, Jean 215-17 V

Berkshire, Debby 158-10 MHH

Deyoe, Chari 30-2

60-64

Yard, Betty 280-14

65-69

Keller, Sue 230-13RD

Wall, Jan 220-11 H

70-74

Dillman, Anita 180-9 HH

Brown, Diana 20-1 V

MALE 30-34

Lorenz, Vince 280-14 H

55-59

Whitted, Kevin 100-5

60-54

Spencer, Ricke 20-1 H

65-69

Wilson, Stephen 265-15

Lorenz, Tony 242.5-17 H

Wall, Greg 230-21 H

Keller, Vern 176.5-12 RD

Michaels, Robin 172-15

70-74

McBride, Bob 270-14

Stinchcomb, Floyd 100-5

75-79

Gross, Jim 140-7

Coughlin, Dan 20-1 V

Mohr, John 20-1

80+

Cupp, Bob 80-4

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On October 8, 2018 the meeting was called to order at 6pm by President Patricia Weitzel 1. Prayer by Scott Deyoe 2. Jeannie Townsend made a motion to accept minutes. Scott Deyoe 2nd, motion carried. 3. Treasurer’s report given by Mark Shorter 4. Old Business a. Scott Deyoe made a motion to accept the 2019 schedule (found in this newsletter). Jenny Tudor 2nd the motion. Motion

carried. b. Ray Tetrault would like to be considered for the open position of Chaplin. 5. New Business a. Jenny requested that the club donate a membership to Kroger’s We Care Tree. Mark Shorter suggested donating a gift

card instead. Robin Tetrault made a motion to donate a $25 gift card fro Dunham’s to Kroger’s We Care Tree. Dani McQuaide 2nd the motion. Motion carried.

b. Received the donation request letter from the Peru Rotary club after the Cole Porter Race. Scott Deyoe made a motion to send a $150 donation to the Peru Rotary Club. Dani McQuaide 2nd the motion. Motion Carried.

c. A suggestion was made to donate a bench to one of the running trails in Kokomo with the club name on it. d. Changes to the constitution were handed out. Scott Deyoe made a motion to accept the changes to the minutes. Jenny

Tudor 2nd the motion. Motion carried. Changes will be included with the newsletter and a 2nd vote will occur at the next meeting.

e. Dani McQuaide made a motion to allow the Hall of Fame changes be used for this years selection process. Scott Deyoe 2nd the motion. Motion carried.

6. Meeting Adjourned. Those present were: Tiffany Massey, Don Andrews, Jenny Tudor, Dani McQuaide, Scott Deyoe, Jeannie Townsend, Vern Keller

and Sue Keller, Greg Townsend, Mark Shorter, and Robin Tetrault.

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