THE ROADRUNNER NOVEMBER 2019

Club Kokomo Road Runners

GOODFELLOWS 2019 Big changes but still need volunteers By Johnny ‘O

There have been major changes at Goodfellows this year, but one thing that has not changed is the need for volunteers during client shopping Dec. 2 through 5.

Starting in 2015, UAW 1166 became responsible for the Goodfellows’ Christmas program. Goodfellows still is responsible for the cost. UAW 1166 member Brian West was the Goodfellows’ Christmas program director; he also was vice president of the Goodfellows’ board. Sadly, Brian died in March of an apparent heart attack. Kim Graves, Goodfellows board president, is directing this year’s Christmas program. The transition has been smooth because Kim was Brian’s right-hand person during the holiday season. UAW 1166 will continue to provide volunteers.

Goodfellows also has expanded its Christmas program. The Fraternal Order of Police asked Goodfellows to assist with its Kops for Kidz program. Goodfellows will register and verify applicants, and provide the same funding for Goodfellows and Kops for Kidz cli-ents. Police officers will shop with a specific number of children, who will be taken off the Goodfellows list. The partnership’s two main goals are to assist the police program with registration and funding and to limit duplication of services.

Goodfellows has registered clients and provided volunteers to assist the Marine Corps’ Toys for Tots program in Howard County for several years.

Goodfellows’ client shopping at Meijer will be Monday through Thursday (December 2 through 5) this year. It is easy to become 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 13 years CK members have returned the favor by becoming Goodfellows and assisting the all-volunteer group in bringing smiles to needy children’s faces dur-ing the Christmas season.

Club Kokomo, Kokomo Firefighters, UAW 1166, seniors from the five Howard County high schools, Kiwanis, Kokomo High School girls golf team, 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 Mei-jer on either Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday. Just let Johnny ‘O know what day you can help.

Last year, Goodfellows, including 20 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 last year.

At 108 years old, Goodfellows is the oldest Christmas gift program in How-ard 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 volun-teer board of directors.

Johnny ‘O has been associated with Goodfellows for 49 years. He is a member of its board of directors. 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. 2-5. Recipients are assigned 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.

Mary and Tim Miller

Theresa Barlow and Robin Tetrault

Points of Interest:

The following club members completed the Fort Ben Half Marathon on Saturday 10/5/19

Norma Hawes completed the half in 2:23:22.

Brittiani Gillem completed the half in 2:39:06

Marianne Wilson completed the half in 3:04:15

Stephen Wilson completed the half in 2:53:13

Max Elmore ran the Adams Mill Half Marathon on Sunday 10/6/19. Max said “It was a nice scenic course when you run through the covered bridge and go past the mill. There is a lot of history in that area, the community is like in a small valley. For me I started a little too fast, but around mile 10 exhaustion started to slow me up some and I just pushed through it somehow. I was wondering if this race would ever end. I finished with a time of 1:59.27. My goal was to break 2 hours and did it...It happens to be a PR for me!” Let’s all congratulate Max on his PB!!

On 10/13/19 Mat and Valerie Snyder ran the Hollywood Oceanside Half

marathon in Hollywood Beach Florida. Mat and Valerie both finished the

half with a time of 2:10:11. Ethan, Norm and Kathy all ran the 5K. Their

times were 28:07, 32:52 and 35:03 respectively. Awesome running

Snyders!

Avery Hill, Keith Hill and Ashley Shanks all ran the Chicago Half Marathon on 9/29/19

finishing in 2:34:42. This was Avery’s first half marathon her goal was to get under

2:45. Great job Avery, Keith and Ashley!

On Saturday November 19, 2019 Michelle Ludlow ran the St. Pat’s 12 Hour

Race. She completed 55.45 miles during the 12 hours time period. She finished

2nd place for females. The course is a 5k trail loop so you are never too far from

anything you might need. The profit goes to ALS Therapy Development Institute,

which is near and dear to my heart since my mom passed away from ALS in May

2013. They also offer 6 hour, 12 hour, and 24 hour times for you to choose from. So

if you are thinking about an ultra, just pick a time frame, make a distance goal, and go

for it!

Run a non-club race lately? Don’t forget to share so everyone can see the cool

races you’ve done! Send all info and pics to: editorckrr@gmail.com. REMIND-

ER: to receive club points the info must be turned in within 14 days of com-

pleting the race.

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Avery Hill, Keith Hill and Ashley Shanks

Brittiani Gillem & Kory Kennedy

Ethan, Kathy, Norm, Mat & Valerie Snyder

Michelle Ludlow

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Member Profile

Name: John Wiles

How long have you been running/walking?

I have been running/walking for 43 years.

What made you start running/walking?

I was a three-pack-a-day smoker in 1976. I came home for lunch one day and saw that my two-year-old daughter Jamie had cigarette ashes all over her face. She had eaten cigarette butts from an ash tray. I decid-ed right then to quit smoking and I soon started a six-week program in which filters gradually decreased the amount of nicotine entering my system. I also started swimming laps at the Kokomo YMCA during my lunch hour. U.S. legend Frank Shorter started the running boom after winning the 1972 Olympic marathon and placing second in the ’76 Olympics. Dave Barnes, who worked with me at the Kokomo Tribune, was a runner and coach. He ran with me and hooked me on running. He pushed me through my first race, which was a four-miler in Highland Park.

Best athletic accomplishment and why?

I qualified and competed in the national triathlon championships three years in a row in Florida in the late 1980s. To qualify for the national championships, a person had to finish in the top three of his/her age group at a sanctioned triathlon. I trained with Gary Meeks, who also qualified. The championships were held in late October and early November. To acclimate ourselves to the warmer than Kokomo’s fall weather, Meeks and I would train in Florida the week before the championships. Prior to the fall championships, we would compete in triathlons throughout Indiana, in-cluding major races in Muncie and Indianapolis, and in Chicago, Columbus, Louisville, and Milwaukee. It al-ways was exciting to experience different cities and race venues.

If you like to race, what is your favorite race dis-tance? Why?

I no longer race, but I have raced one mile to mara-thon distances; however, my favorite race distance was the Olympic distance triathlon. Participants swam a mile, cycled 25 miles, and ran a 10K. The distances were long enough to provide a challenge but short enough that you could race every weekend.

Favorite local running route?

The city of Kokomo. I live a mile from downtown, so I can start at my house and go any place in the city. I go on the trails and on the streets.

Favorite club race? Why?

I was director or co-director of three former club rac-es. They were the four-mile Pacesetter, the Oakbrook Park Six K, and the four-mile Annie ‘O Pie Run. The late Jane Hubbard, Dave Barnes, and I co-directed the Pacesetter for 10 years. The prize money, drawings, food, massages, and celebrity runners (famous Olympi-an Jim Ryun and his family ran three times) attracted the best runners in the Midwest. The Oakbrook 6K provided a cross-country course in February. One year, Cupid shot an arrow in the sky. When the arrow land-ed, the race started. Charlie Skoog named our Thanks-giving fun run the Annie ‘O Pie Run because my wife Anne would bake 15 pies Thanksgiving Eve. Prior to the fun run, I drew names from a box for a free pie.

Favorite non-club race? Why?

I liked the Indy Mini Marathon the most because the sudden change from cool to hot weather in late May made it a challenge. I was three miles from the finish one year when a police officer in a car traveling against the tide of runners announced that the race had been called because of 90 plus degrees. Of course, most people kept running because that was the only way to get to the finish line. I ran the Indy Mini Marathon more than 25 times, starting with the second Indy Mini in 1978.

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Member Profile (cont)

Favorite post run/walk treat?

My first Indy Mini in 1978 was the second year the Mini was held. The race started at 11 a.m. on the last Friday in May. The start line was on Meridian Street just north of the Circle; the finish line was at the start line at the Indi-anapolis Motor Speedway. It was hot and there was no water on the 13.1-mile course. When I finished, I stag-gered to the track’s infield and laid down. I looked up and saw the Goodyear Blimp pulling a banner that read: “Give that man a Pabst Blue Ribbon.” I didn’t have a Pabst that first year but I did after the next year’s Mini. Alt-hough I have drunk different brands of beers since, my tradition of a cold brew after the race was born with a Pabst.

What is your favorite piece of running/walking gear?

My Ironman watch because I can track lap times for swimming, cycling, and now walking.

Do you have a running/walking related superstition?

No.

Favorite running/walking related book or movie?

“Unbroken” book and movie and “Chariots of Fire” movie. “Unbroken” is the biography of Louis Zamperini, a onetime Olympic runner, who survived 47 days on a raft in the Pacific Ocean and two years as a Japanese prison-er during World War II. His inspirational story is one of personal courage and survival. “Chariots of Fire” is a British historical drama about two young runners training for and competing in the 1924 Paris Olympics. I loved running on a beach; the instrumental theme for the movie’s soundtrack is uplifting.

If you could run/walk with anyone, who would it be?

My wife Anne. We have covered many miles and solved many problems on the roads in nearly 50 years of mar-riage. After experiencing no water during our first Indy Mini in 1978, we had Anne meet us with water every four miles at the 1979 Mini. She could do that because there were not the tens of thousands of participants like it is today. There were also no water stations at the Greentown Triathlon. The Sunday triathlon in June started at 11 a.m. with a one-mile swim in the Kokomo Reservoir. We cycled 33 miles and started the nine-mile run near East-ern High School’s football/track stadium. Anne was to meet me with water every two miles of the run. At two miles, no Anne; four miles, no Anne; six miles, no Anne. She finally pulled beside me in our van with the “Chariots of Fire” theme song blaring with one mile to go in the run. “Where’s my water,” I yelled. “I gave it to runners who looked a lot worst than you,” she responded. She then sped away in the van because she later said I had murder in my eyes.

Why did you join CKRR?

Dave Barnes invited me to join CKRR. I learned how to train and race from Barnes and the many friends in the club.

Anything else you’d like the CKRR members to know about you?

Running/walking is a great way to meet friends and improve your health. I needed solitary runs, but I also need-ed the social fix of running with a group. I encourage members not to be the solitary runner. Go to the Wednes-day night runs and races. Engage in the activities. You will be healthier mentally and physically

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FINAL 2020 Club Points Schedule

Date Day Event Race Director

2/1 Sat Groundhog 7mile– Zionsville

3/21 Sat Norris– Amboy 5K 9am John Norris

3/28 Sat Sam Costa 1/4 Marathon Carmel

4/4 Sat CK Ultimate 5M & 10M Logansport Vern Keller

5/2 Sat Indy Mini Marathon 5K

5/9 Sat Norris Kokomo 5K 8:30a John Norris

5/16 Sat MCF Prison Breakout 5K Bunkerhill Cathy Stover

6/4 Thur Coyote Kids # 1 Kokomo Ray & Robin Tetrault

6/6 Sat Gene Parks 5K Russiaville (only if start time is 8am)

6/11 Thur Coyote Kids # 2 Kokomo Ray & Robin Tetrault

6/13 Sat Norris– Greentown 5K 8am John Norris

6/18 Thur Coyote Kids #3 Kokomo Ray & Robin Tetrault

6/20 Sat Flora Hog Jog 2M and 10K

6/25 Thur Coyote Kids #4 Kokomo Ray & Robin Tetrault

6/27 Sat Be Fierce 5k (Women only) Tiffany Massey

7/4 Sat CK Haynes Apperson 5K/Walton Independence 5K (Drop?) Looking for committee

7/4 Sat CK Haynes Apperson Kids Track Meet Jordan Ousley

7/9 Thur Coyote Kids #5 Ray & Robin Tetrault

7/11 Sat Race for Grace 4k Logansport 8am

7/16 Thur Coyote Kids #6 Ray & Robin Tetrault

7/18 Sat Panther Prowl 5K Russiaville 8am Gary Jewell

7/23 Thur Coyote Kids Awards Night Ray & Robin Tetrault

8/1 Sat Norris– Converse 5K 8am John Norris

8/8 Sat Forget Me Not 5K 8am Kokomo

8/22 Sat Runnin’ the Shores 5K & 10K? Kokomo Todd Moser

9/5 Sat Steps to Recovery 5K 8am Kokomo

9/7 Mon Blueberry Stomp 5K & 15K Plymouth

9/12 Sat Saints on the Run 5K Heather Weber

9/19 Sat Fueled by Fire Amboy Fire Dept 5K 8am

9/26 Sat Bee Bumble 5K & 10K Burnettsville 8am

10/3 Sat Cole Porter 5k & 15K Peru Jim Yates

10/10 Sat Red Gold Run to Crush Hunger 5K & 10K Elwood

10/17 Sat CK Charity Run NEED RACE DIRECTOR

10/24 Sat Peru Chili Chase 5K & 10K

11/1 Sun Run the Mounds, 5M, 5K Anderson

11/26 Thur CK Cares 5K Kokomo Ray & Robin Tetrault

12/31 Thur CK New Year’s Eve 5K 2pm Ashley Shanks

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CLUB MEETING

MONDAY NOVEMBER 11, 2019 @ 6 P.M. @

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

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

Check Club Kokomo Roadrunners Facebook page for announcements.

Club Kokomo Hall of Fame Beginning in 2018 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, 2019.

From The Club Kokomo Constitution:

A. Club Kokomo shall establish a Club Kokomo Hall of Fame.

1. Being elected to a Hall of Fame is the highest honor an organization can bestow upon a member. Only the years as a member of the organization must be considered.

2. 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.

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-yrs as member

Vicki Boles- 64 12

Diana Brown-73-13

David Bruce-56-13

Riley Case-85-26

Fred Chew-69-18

Robin Cole-66-19

Bob Cupp-83-41

Mike Deardorff-64-21

Scott Deyoe-56-12

Susan Gerhart-75-22

Jim Gross 79-11

RJ Kerr-63-32

Steve Kilcline-69-31

Toney K. Lorenz-69-15

Angela Lorenz-68-15

Jack Lotzgeselle 55-18

Keith McAndrews -62-16

John McGinty-81-22

Cara McKellar 56-10

Robin Michael-70-15

John Mohr 77-12

Carolyn Norris-80-12

Anna Rangel-63-12

Phil Rozzi-59-23

Bruce Savage 60-13

Rick Spencer-65-20

Jayne Stucker-60-12

Dale Sullivan-77-26

Jeannie Townsend 69-10

Greg Wall 69-10

Jan Wall 66-10

Anne Wiles-70-33

Once again send your nomination(s) and reasons to CK Treasurer. Mark Shorter, 2936 Congress Dr., Kokomo, IN 46902 by December 1, 2019.

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RESULTS Cole Porter 5K Run/Walk & 15K Run 10/5/19 5K Run 1. Jody Brown 20:52 2. Samantha Raber 21:14 3. Skip Stinson 22:20 1st Male 4. Kayla Bullock 22:37 5. Tyler Shoffner 23:01 6. Phil Rozzi 25:15 7. Rudy Surantoro 25:15 8. Tami Greene 25:18 9. Sean Hoefer 25:20 10. Dewain Cobbs 25:29 11. Darin Hoover 25:29 12. Brooklyne Wood 26:20 13. Michael McDonald 26:24 14. Max Elmore 26:32 15. Jeff Butts 26:44 16. Troy Miller 26:58 17. Preston Johnson 27:08 18. Keith McAndrews 27:17 19. Anna Rangel 27:59 20. Mark Shorter 28:43 21. Frank Greene 28:43 22. Gretchen Miracle 29:14 23. Jerry Fennell 29:16 24. Shane Nye 29:19 25. Dustin Hamilton 29:26 26. Michael Riley 29:27 27. Charlie Skoog 29:35 28. Mason Johnson 30:24 29. Jeremiah Johnson 30:24 30. Bill Crane 30:30 31. John Peters 30:32 32. Matt Kirk 30:51 33. Mike Schoenradt 31:12 34. Russell Hovermale 31:23 35. Oscar Wells 31:48 36. Nancy Kirk 31:58 37. Cara McKellar 32:14 38. Amanda Campbell 32:18 39. Garrett Sipe 32:35 40. Chase Million 32:35 41. Caron Boggs 33:10 42. Norm Snyder 33:18 43. Sara Greene 33:29 44. Michael Kuepper 34:13 45. Kathy Snyder 34:28 46. Jennifer Adams 34:28 47. Meredith Wagner 34:53 48. Amy Lenon 35:25 49. Kylie Cline 35:59 50. Steven Wagner 36:11 51. Bruce Savage 36:13 52. Ryan Sipe 36:38 53. Michael Graham 36:48 54. Jenny Tudor 37:17 55. Heidi McDonald 38:12

56. Holly Hulburt 38:31 57. Robin Cole 39:41 58. Rose Clem 42:00 59. Brian Arwood 42:50 60. Kelby Cline 43:13 61. Jason Cline 43:17 62. Rob Salinas 43:47 63. Robin Cole 46:59 64. Morningsun Kelly 48:17 65. Angie Nutter 52:56 66. Tiffany Massey 53:17 5K Walk 1. Vince Lorenz 29:51 2. Mary Miller 34:25 1st Female 3. Sharon Breitenbach 36:23 4. Michael Laughner 36:40 5. Greg Wall 37:39 6. Carissa Mongosa 39:22 7. Vern Keller 40:11 8. Toney Lorenz 41:11 9. Kayla Hudson 41:29 10. Mike Phares 41:49 11. Angie Braden 41:53 12. Gary Williams 42:10 13. Tara Nye 42:45 14. George Phares 42:46 15. Bob McBride 42:53 16. Diana Harmon 43:04 17. Sharron Petty 43:13 18. Debby Stilwell 43:13 19. Elissa Hughes 43:32 20. Kurt Krauskopf 44:08 21. Lanette Combs 44:19 22. Erin Wagner 44:21 23. Lisa Goodman 44:25 24. Teresa Click 44:28 25. Anita Dillman 44:57 26. Sherry Kestle 44:58 27. Jan Wall 44:59 28. Robin Michael 46:06 29. Amber Kinzie 46:29 30. Deanna Hammons 46:47 31. Melanie Giek 47:00 32. Ericka Gross 47:05 33. Risa Krauskopf 48:17 34. Jenny Draper 49:04 35. Rita Clingaman 49:34 36. Britany Snyder 49:34 37. Ruth Fuchs 49:56 38. Jason Birchmeier 50:44 39. Carol Savage 53:19 40. Katrina Leger 53:19 41. Sue Keller 53:19 42. Jeannine Cooley 56:20 43. Diana Brehmer 56:33 44. Denise Brehmer 56:33 45. MacKenzie Davis 56:53 46. Trey Holland 56:53

15K Run 1. Dustyn Shrock 59:15 2. Todd Hoffer 1:02:06 3. Noel Shafer 1:03:30 4. Pablo Morales 1:07:33 5. Paul Sanders 1:07:56 6. Ashley Bush 1:08:32 1st Female 7. Douglass McCarty 1:12:03 8. Amy Shafer 1:12:21 9. Lance Gallahan 1:13:45 10. Greg Million 1:15:06 11. Tory Watson 1:17:59 12. Todd Slee 1:18:44 13. Carol Aders 1:19:22 14. Bethany Kirkwood 1:26:14 15. Mike Deardorff 1:27:50 16. Angela Fox 1:28:20 17. Becky Thompson 1:28:44 18. Darin Beeker 1:28:59 19. Ariel Barcus 1:30:38 20. Marcus Fuller 1:34:14 21. Shane Delford 1:35:18 22. Lana Deford 1:35:21 23. Whitewolf Kelly 1:41:18 24. Marilyn Mausar 1:42:42 25. Toni Klatt-Ellis 1:42:42 26. David Hughes 1:44:01 Due to the large number for participants the Red Gold Run to Crush Hunger results will not be listed here. They can be found at https://my3.raceresult.com/139802/ CKRR Charity 5K 10/19/19 Runners 1. Kory Kennedy 17:33 2. Don Andrews 22:51 3. Bethany Kirkwood 24:48 1st Female 4. Aaron Craig 26:06 5. Max Elmore 26:58 6. Anna Rangel 27:42 7. Phil Rozzi 27:42 8. Norma Hawes 29:35 9. Brittiani Gillem 30:19 10. Cara McKellar 31:31 11. David Hughes 32:23 12. Xavier Toren 35:56 13. Jenny Tudor 36:44 14. Johnathon McQuaide 37:38 15. Tiffany Massey 37:59 16. Riley Case 38:50 17. Emilie Hubbard 39:25 18. Ann Hubbard 39:26 19. Robin Cole 41:42 20. Jeanine Elmore 43:06 21. Danielle McQuaide 48:19

November Birthdays

If you see them wish them a Happy

Birthday!!

11/3 Maddie Ramsell

11/8 John Mohr

11/11 Riley Case

11/13 Tiffany Massey

11/14 Elizabeth Smith

11/16 Mat Snyder

11/18 Stan Shuey

11/20 John Peters

11/21 Diana Brown

11/28 Dan Coughlin

11/30 Sophia Wyman

RESULTS (CONT) Charity 5K Walkers 1. Vince Lorenz 30:52 1st walker male 2. Mary Miller39:02 3. Greg Wall 39:02 4. Stephan Wilson 40:01 5. Marianne Wilson 40:01 6. Bob McBride 42:45 7. Jan Wall 44:02 8. Anita Dillman 44:45 9. Alexandria Toren 48:o4 10. Robin Michael 48:13 11. Allison Toren 48:19 12. Angie Nutter 54:29 13. Betty Yard 59:11 Peru Chili Chase 10/26/19 10K Run 1. Brody Brack 38:33 2. Brandon Mink 41:17 3. Noel Shafer 41:43 4. Philip McKnight 5. Amy Shafer 47:18 1st Female 6. Valerie Snyder 47:25 7. Reena Markstahler 50:54 8. Tory Watson 51:21 9. Myrnetta Daniel 54:30 10. Scott Deyoe 55:04 11. Max Elmore 55:24 12. Stephanie Butler 57:26 13. Mike Deardorff 58:22 14. Alan Kitson 1:00:10 15. David Hughes 1:09:12 16. Zach Wright 1:09:51 17. Aaron Miller 1:15:12 5K Run 1. Jack Ogden 21:5 2. Garret McManus 22:08 3. Skip Stinson 22:10 4. Kayla Bullock 22:22 1st female 5. Alexander Smithers 6. Teigan Althouse 23:28 7. Sean Hoefer 24:09 8. Kyler Hanson 24:11 9. Brett Airgood 24:15 10. Aiden Overman 24:41 11. MacIe McManus 24:49 12. Clay Hannah 25:20 13. Michelle Ludlow 25:32 14. Shane Fornelli 25:54 15. Logan McDonald 26:06 16. Dan Stout 26:23 17. Brent Mosier 26:24 18. Dylan Carpenter 26:52 19. Keith McAndrews 27:16 20. Lexis Montel 28:19 21. Kim Lee 28:22 22. Zachary Smithers 29:35

23. Chaston Smithers 29:36 24. Mike Daniel 29:43 25. Jadyn Percival 30:32 26. Chris Percival 30:32 27. Cameron Overman 30:36 28. Aaron Overman 30:37 29. Connor Overman 30:40 30. Callie Overman 30:47 31. Kristen Pegg 30:49 32. Jake Pegg 30:53 33. John Peters 31:00 34. Della Glassburn 33:15 35. Kathy Snyder 33:45 36. Norm Snyder 34:32 37. Jennifer Fornelli 34:50 38. Hudson Wright 36:14 39. Rivkah Miller 38:03 40. Craig Pope 39:53 41. Bradon Cross 40:00 42. Erin Daniel 40:20 43. Emillie Hubbard 41:07 44. Ann Hubbard 41:08 45. Jeanine Elmore 41:44 46. Angela Mosier 44:07 47. Rhonda Daniel 47:12 48. Emily Daniel 47:13 5k Walk 1. Mary Miller 33:45 2. Jim Gross 41:28 3. Caitlyn Maidment 42:17 4. Chloe Binkerd 42:18 5. George Pahres 42:19 6. Sharon Petty 42:34 7. Anita Dillman 43:13 8. Sherry Kestle 43:14 9. Teresa Click 43:18 10. Robin Michael 45:27 11. Debby Stillwell 46:46 12. Deanna Hammons 46:46 13. Betty Yard 57:21

Sunday November 3 Run the Mounds 2pm 4306 Mounds Road, Anderson, In 46017 $20 advance, Students $5 http://www.andersonroadrunners.org/ Thursday November 28—V CK Cares 5K Run/ Walk 8am Rogers Pavilion Highland Park, Kokomo $10 Ray & Robin Tetrault; Mark Shorter, RD Tuesday December 31 CK NY Eve 5K Run/ Walk— V 2pm Rogers Pavilion, Highland Park, Kokomo $5 member/ $8 non-members Ashley Shanks, RD

2019 CKRR Race Schedule V—volunteer opportunities for club members.

Changes in Red

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Volunteers Needed!

If you are interested in volunteering

to help with the CK CARES 5K race

on Thursday November 28, 2019

please contact Robin Tetrault at ray-

robin@email.com.

Volunteers Needed!

If you are interested in volunteering

to help with the NYE Reminiscing

5K on Tuesday 12/31/19 please

contact Ashley Shanks at ash-

leybshanks@gmail.com

2019 Points Standings

RUNNERS

FEMALE 0-12

Weber, Kelsey 60-3

Hughes, Sarah 20-1

Wright, Bella 20-1

Weber, Maggie 15-1

13-19

Smith, Elizabeth 95-5

Mitchell, Leah 85-5

Moore, Hannah 60-3

Salinas, Haley 40-2

Wyman, Sophia 20-1

Shanks, Arianna 15-1

Weber, Natalie 12-1

20-24

Hill, Avery 40-2 H

White, Kate 20-1

25-29

Kirkwood, Bethany 375-19 HH

Hubbard, Emilie 263-16

Gillem, Brittiani 255-15 HH

Carpenter, Deborah 27-2

30-34

Massey, Tiffany 227-12 HRDVV

Heflin, Laura 100-5 H

McDorman, Nicole 80-4

Hulburt, Holly 45-3

Campbell, Amanda 40-2

35-39

Greene, Tami 210-11

McQuaide, Dani 194-11 RD

Snyder, Valerie 170-9 H

Shanks, Ashley 130-6 HHRDVV

Hudson, Kayla 77-5

40-44

Tudor, Jenny 350-22 H

Ludlow, Michelle 327-17 UMHH

Shafer, Amy 200-10 MH

Hawes, Norma 142-8 H

Van Horn, Jennifer 85-4 RDV

Wright, Kelly 20-1

45-49

Culp, Dana 40-2

Weber, Heather 20-1

50-54

Aldridge, Edie 20-1

55-59

McKellar, Cara 380-19 H

Hubbard, Ann 305-18

Studebaker, Kelly 161-11 V

McBride, Molly 27-2

60-64

Rangel, Anna 380-19 UHH

Snyder, Kathy 310-18 HV

Elmore, Jeanine 235-16 V

Taylor, Deb 84-5 H

Tetrault, Robin 35-2 V

65-69

Cole, Robin 280-14

MALE 0-12

Snyder, Ethan 120-6 V

Snyder, Owen 70-4 V

Salinas, August 20-1

13-19

Studebaker, Alex 195-10 V

Brack, Brody 80-4

Hughes, Jonah 20-1

20-24

Carpenter, Dylan 40-2

25-29

Kennedy, Kory 320-16 HV

35-39

McQuaide, Johnathan 230-12 V

Snyder, Mat 60-3 HV

Anderson, Mike 40-2 RD

Salinas, Chad 30-2

40-44

Kline, Justin 20-1

45-49

Craig, Aaron 200-10 V

Hill, Keith 135-7 HHVVV

Brack, John 80-4

Aldridge, Doug 20-1

Hoefner Sean 20-1

50-54

Noel Shafer 240-12 MH

Graham, Michael 190-10 VV

Moore, Ron 55-3

Wyman, Paul 20-1

55-59

Scott Deyoe 319-18 HHV

Rozzi, Phil 262-15 UHHVV

Bundrent, Byron 220-11 HH

Tierney, Warren 134-9 HVV

60-64

Elmore, Max 440-23 HHV

Mike Deardorff 268-18

McAndrews, Keith 206-13 HVV

Snyder, Norm 141-10

Savage, Bruce 122-10 V

Andrews, Don 120-6H

Townsend, Greg 60- VVV

Fairchild, Ray 12-1

65-69

Shorter, Mark 240-13 VVV

Greene, Ronnie 180-9 MH

Kilcline, Steve 20-1

Skoog, Charlie 15-1

70-74

Hughes, David 440-22 HV

Stucker, Ricke 110-7

Stinchcomb, Floyd 40-2

Wiles, John 20-1 V

75-79

Peters, John 220-11

Sullivan, Dale 15-1

80+

Case, Riley 160-8 V

WALKERS

FEMALE

25-29

Napier, Sarah 60-3

40-44

Leger, Katrina 260-13 V

50-54

Tierney, Felicia 190-10 HVVV

Kestle, Sherry 190-10

Savage, Carol 152-9

55-59

Miller, Mary 460-23 H

Wilson, Marianne 295-18 HV

Deyoe, Chari 108-8 H

Heflin, Jean 66-5 V

60-64

Yard, Betty 205-11 H

Stillwell, Debbie 155-8 V

Stucker, Jayne 20-1 V

65-69

Wall, Jan 290-15 H

Keller, Sue 247-14 RDV

Townsend, Jeannie 130-6 RDVVV

Lorenz, Angela 4-2 VV

70-74

Dillman, Anita 240-12

Brown, Diana 95-5 VVV

MALE

30-34

Lorenz, Vince 280-14 H

65-69

Wilson, Stephen 35-18 HV

Wall, Greg 254-15 HV

Lorenz, Toney 205-14 HV

Keller, Vern 197-12 RDVV

Laughner, Mike 35-2

70-74

McBride, Bob 280-14

Michael, Robin 270-16

Salinas, Rob 51-4

75-79

Gross, Jim 180-9

Mohr, John 55-3

Coughlin, Dan 20-1 V

80+

Cupp, Bob 40-2

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On October 14, 2019 the meeting was called to order at 6pm by 1. Prayer by Robin Tetrault 2. Bruce Savage made a motion to suspend the reading of the minutes. Jeannie Townsend 2nd the motion. Motion carried. 3. Bruce Savage made a motion to accept the minutes. Jeannie Townsend 2nd the Motion. Motion carried. 4. Treasurer’s report given by Mark Shorter 5. Old Business a. David Bruce made a motion to add the CASA 5K on March 14, 2020 to the club points race schedule. Jeannie Townsend 2nd the motion Motion car-

ried. b. Steps to Recovery will be 9/12, the same date at Saints on the Run. Sherry Kestle made a motion to keep Saints on the Run and drop Steps to Re-

covery from the 2020 schedule. Mary Miller 2nd the motion. The motion was carried. c. Diana Brown made a motion to tentatively approve the race schedule for 2020. Anita Dillman 2nd the motion. Motion carried. D. Robin Tetrault made a motion to refund the equipment rental fee back to Saints on the Run. Mary Miller 2nd the motion. Motion carried. 6. New Business a. Cross America will be closed for Veterans Day. Movember meeting will be at Grace Fellowship Church 1920 S. Elizabeth Street at 6pm 7. Meeting Adjourned. Those present were: Don Andrews, Mark Shorter, Dani McQuaide, Tiffany Massey, Bruce and Carol Savage, David and Simone Bruce, John Wiles, Diana Brown, Robin Tetrault, Mary Miller, Anita Dillman, Sherry Kestle, Jeannie and Greg Townsend, and Stan Shuey.

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