FR O M T H E PRE S I D E N T Katie Exas, President

WE ARE A CLUB DEVOTED TO PHYSICAL FITNESS, ATHLETIC COMPETITION,

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UP CO M I NG EV E N T S

March | 2014

3/2/14

Sunday

Shiver By The River #4 and

Awards Banquet

11:00am - 5K and 10K Jim Dietrich Park, Muhlenberg

Wow, what a month February has been. Hello Winter!!! The challenges of running in

the month of February have been nothing but exceptional. However, we are moving

into the month of March, with the anticipation of daylight savings time, and better

weather. I almost hate to write the word, spring, for fear of putting a jinx on it.

We are quickly approaching our 4th and final Shiver Race, which will probably, and

hopefully, be a thing of the past by the time you receive this newsletter. In spite of all

the winter weather, we have managed to get the first 3 races in without too much in-

terference from mother nature. Hopefully #4 will be the same as we have our banquet

following the last race.

Our next race is the Mudfest, to be held April 19th. Pacers, please come out and

run and support what will be a new course under new direction. Ken Seale is now race

director for the 20th Mt. Penn Mudfest 15K. We hope to bring some real mud back

into the race with some great goodies to be received. The race will now start behind

Captain’s Cove, with parking in and around that area.

We continue to work on our membership list and some changes with the newslet-

ter printing. So please bear with us if your newsletter is a few days late. As always, the

newsletter is on our website, and in mentioning the website, please view it for all our

current races and social events. Also, we will be working toward people opting out of a

hard copy with our new membership drive in the fall for 2015. We do much with sup-

porting our environment, and this is just another way of us “going green.” One last

thing, in continuing to make our membership lists easier to work with and keeping it

current, you may get an email from RunSignUp.com; if you do, please just disregard it.

Please save the date for April 26. We will be asking for volunteers to come out that

morning to work on a clean up day for the city of Reading. We are requesting that we

work on the trails behind Phil Lechner’s house. More information will follow as the

date approaches. A Pacer luncheon will follow.

Our scholarship drive has ended. We have seniors from both cross country as well

as from Pacer families that we will be reviewing and selecting from. We will announce

the winners once they become available.

We are looking into having another blood drive over the summer months. Our blood

drive in January was beyond successful. The Miller Keystone Blood Center is always in

need of blood so once we have details on this we will let everyone know.

With all the ice and snow that are on the roads as well as on the trails, please be

careful. Hopefully, everyone will survive this winter season without any broken bones

and such from running. Happy and safe running to all.

G R O U P R U N S Start Time: 6:15pm Wednesday

www.pagodapacers.com/training-runs

March 5, 2014

Run: Muhlenberg High School

Sharp Ave. & Frances St., Temple

Eat: Margherita’s

2118 Kutztown Road, Reading —————————————————–—————————————–—————————

**Note: March 9th is Daylight Savings Time!**

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March 12, 2014

Run: Antietam High School 100 Antietam Rd., Reading

Eat: Klinger’s

721 Carsonia Ave., Reading ——————————————————————————–--————–——————-——

March 19, 2014 ***Bring a New Runner Night***

Run: Nolde Forest, Mansion Parking Lot

Route 625, New Holland Rd, Cumru Twp

Eat: California Bar & Grill 699 Mountain View Rd., Reading

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March 26, 2014 *** Run will start at 6:25 due to distance*** Run: Bartram Trail Kernsville Dam Rd & Industrial Dr., Hamburg

Eat: Westy Bar & Grill 279 W. State Street, Hamburg —————————————————–——————————————–————————

April 2, 2014

Run: Blue Marsh Lake Stilling Basin Palisades Dr (across from County Welfare Rd)

Eat: Blue Marsh Canteen 5035 Bernville Road, Reading

JR’s PIZZERIA 24 Village Center Drive

(Flying Hills)

Reading, PA 19607

MO N T H L Y ME ET I N G Thursday, March 13, 2014

7:00pm

S A V E T H E D A T E

4/19/14 - Mt. Penn Mudfest 15K

4/26/14 - City of Reading Cleanup Day

5/25/14 - Charlie Horse Trail ½ Marathon

ME E T I N G M I N U T E S By Vera Kochan

Location: JR’s Pizzeria, February 20, 2014

Treasurer’s Report:

Shaun Luther presented the treasurer’s report and report-

ed the club is in good financial standing. Invoices for newslet-

ter advertisements have been sent out. The club’s bank ac-

counts have been switched from Sovereign Bank to Fulton

Bank. The taxes have not yet been started. The club is a tax

exempt organization so has until May 15th to complete taxes.

Race Director’s Reports:

Mt. Penn Mudfest: Ken Seale reported that there currently

are 169 runners registered. A letter was sent to The Berks

County Conservancy, letting them know a donation will be

made to them after the race. Ken also invited the Conservan-

cy to set up a table at the race. Ken met with a few of the

people from Berks Area Mountain Biking Association. A rela-

tionship is trying to be formed so that both groups help each

other, since both groups use the mountain. Ken met with

someone from Captain’s Cove. Erik Leeds will help with meet-

ing people from the different townships. Volunteers will be

needed. There will be no race day registration. There will be a

cap of 500 runners allowed for this race. This year’s race will

have a new course.

Shiver by the River: Sue Jackson reported that the last

Shiver race will be held on March 2nd. The party after this

last race will be held at the Temple Fire Company. Volunteers

will be needed for the race and at the Temple Fire Company.

Please come out and help. Door prizes also are needed.

Blues Cruise 50K: Mike Yoder reported that there currently

are three runners registered. This year camp chairs may be

given as the finisher awards.

No reports were given on the Charlie Horse Half Marathon,

Run for the Ages, Grings Mill Run, Jr. High XC Race, or Oley

Valley Country Classic, or Kris Kringle 5 Mile Run.

Social Events:

Karen Horn reported on the intro to rowing class that was

being offered to Pagoda Pacer members. The class could not

be held Friday February 14, but will be held Friday February

21 at the Flying Hills gym.

Public Relations Committee Report:

Katie Exas reported that she talked to Christin Kelley.

Christin will show what the Pagoda Pacer brochure looks like

at the March meeting.

Membership Report:

Katie Exas reported on membership. The 2014 member-

ship campaign was very successful. There currently are 430

members and 312 households receiving the newsletter. New

members will continue to be accepted. New members will

have the option of receiving the paper newsletter or not. The

club would like to eventually go green and have the newslet-

ter available only online, and phase out mailing newsletters.

The newsletter would then be accessible from the weekly e-

blasts.

Shaun Luther reported on streamlining membership. Road

Runners Club of America has free software that can be used

to better manage membership. This software also gives the

option where when you are joining or renewing your member-

ship, to select if you would like to receive the newsletter or

not. In an effort to reduce costs, Berks County Intermediate

Unit will now print the newsletter. BCIU will also put the ad-

dress labels on the newsletters. Katie or Ellie will pick the

newsletters up, put the adhesive tabs on them, and take

them to the post office for mailing.

Community Service Report:

Phil Lechner thanks those that brought donations for

Mary’s Shelter. Daylight savings time starts on Sunday March

9th. March 19th is “Bring a New Pacer Night”, and that run will

start at Nolde. April 23rd will be a charity run to benefit the

Animal Rescue League. Phil currently is looking for people

that are interested in hosting a gathering at their house after

the summer Wednesday night runs. Contact Phil if interested.

Scholarship Committee Report:

Beth Auman reported that the committee has started to

receive applications for the two Pagoda Pacer scholarships.

Old Business:

Katie Exas reported that she received a thank you letter

from Miller-Keystone Blood Bank. The club is considering hav-

ing another blood drive this summer.

Mike Yoder discussed money that is earmarked for Blue

Marsh. This money comes from the Blues Cruise registration,

where an option is given to donate extra money to Blue

Marsh. Blue Marsh would like to advertise on billboards for

the Get Outdoors Day and with water safety messages. The

club agreed to use this money to pay the cost of these two

billboards.

New Business:

Phil Lechner received a letter from the city of Reading ask-

ing for people to participate in the Great American Cleanup

on Saturday April 26. Reading is asking for donations to go

towards Reading Beautification Inc., and also Reading is look-

ing for volunteer groups to clean up sections of the city. Phil

suggested getting a group to start at his house and clean up

trails in that area, or Duryea Drive. The club is not interested

in making a donation, but is interested in getting a group to-

gether to participate in the cleanup. If you are interested in

volunteering, this will be on April 26 from 8:00AM to noon.

A request was made to give a donation to the Frozen

Knight 5K, which is held to raise money for the Reading H.S.

Cross Country team. After a discussion on this, it was decided

to talk to a running store and see if they would be willing to

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M E E T I N G M I N U T E S , C O N T ’D manage money donated by the club which would be used to-

wards purchasing shoes. Phil Lechner will talk to A Running

Start and also the coach of the Reading High Cross Country

team. This topic will be revisited in March for further discussion.

Katie Exas discussed a Facebook member(s) scamming the

Pagoda Pacer Facebook site. That member has been blocked.

Beth Auman was contacted by a representative of the Berks

County Parks system. They are talking of possibly having a race

utilizing parks in the county park system. Berks County Parks

are looking to the club for advice, organization skills, and any

other input on holding a race. The club thought maybe someone

from Berks County Parks could attend a Pacer meeting, and the

club could hear more information and offer suggestions.

Celebrating Twenty

Years of the

Mt Penn Mudfest

On Saturday April 19th, 2014,

we will be celebrating our 20th

anniversary and with that, we introduce a NEW Mud-

fest. A new course, new race directors and a new

starting location. The Mt Penn Mudfest has been the

crown jewel of Pacer races, held the Saturday before

Easter and bringing in over 600 runners for the past

several years. I am very excited to be putting togeth-

er this race along with my fellow race directors, Erik

Leeds, Beth Auman, and Jeff Merritt. While there are

many ”New” things about the race, we will

have several things that remain the same.

The hidden Easter egg hunt on the course,

the raw egg carry and our Pig theme will

still be there as well as the rocks of Mt

Penn. As for some detail on the new… here’s a quick

recap. The race will now start and finish at the Moun-

tain Springs and Captains Cove Restaurant and Bar on

Hill Road. Our course will be a mix of new and old trails

in a lollipop type course featuring a “stick” of about 2

miles and a 5 mile loop returning to the “stick” which

will eliminate any crossover of the runners. We think

you will find this to be a challenging but enjoyable

course that will showcase the mountain very well.

If you would like to run the race, please go to either

www.pagodapacers.com or www.pretzelcitysports.com

to sign up as we are only offering online sign up. We

suggest you sign up quickly as we do have a limit this

year of 500 runners. All Runners will get a custom

T-shirt, finishers award and a meal ticket. Great new

food options will be provided by Captains Cove and we

can assure you that you will be very pleased with the

quality of the food! Also, your friends and family that

come to cheer you on will be able to order food as the

restaurant and bar will be open for business. This year

we will be collecting donations for the Berks County

Conservancy; this is a great opportunity to give back

to the mountain. We will be offering a special in the

bar where 1/2 of the proceeds sold will be donated to

the Conservancy as well as having a collection “PIGGY

BANK”. As always, our race depends on our running

club and volunteers will be needed before, during and

after the race. If you would like to help, please reach

out to any of the race directors.

Hope to see you there!

Blue Marsh Lake Adopt-A-Trail Reminder The Pacers have adopted the section of Blue Marsh Lake’s multi-use trail between Old Church Road and North Heidelberg Road, on the west side of the lake (the hilly side of what some call the “ski loop”).

Any trail maintenance efforts done on this section should be reported to Mike Yoder for recordkeeping. Please also let Mike know if you encounter any areas that need attention (trees down, overgrowth, etc.) so they can be addressed and/or reported to Blue Marsh.

Mike Yoder: 610-406-3798 or ratrunner45@gmail.com

RA C E RE S U L TS Email Results to Race Results Coordinator Karen Rule

at raceresults@pagodapacers.com

Chambersburg Christmas Cash Dash 10K

Katie O'Regan 35:07 2nd Female

Nittany Valley Indoor Mile

Katie O'Regan 5:15.15 1st Female

Cornell University Kane Indoor Invitational

1 Mile Katie O'Regan 5:12 9th

3K Katie O'Regan 10:16 3rd

Chilly Cheeks 7.2 Mile trail

13/332 Scott Thomas 1:07:48 2nd M50-59

58 Mike Ranck 1:17:34 1st M60-69

123 Tom Chobot 1:27:12

195 Ted Hardies 1:39:50

Feel the Love 5K

Katie O'Regan 17:22 1st Female

The Power of the Pacer Persuasion and the Road to Your Next Adventure:

The Ragnar Relay By Jenn Seale

I have always been amazed by the diversity of talent within the Pacer community. What I find particularly in-teresting is how easily runners, in this club, can be swayed to try new things. 5k people doing Marathons, trail runners doing adventure races, and casual runners becoming Ultramarathoners. These transitions happen seamlessly, for instance, over a beer after a Wednesday night run. “Oh, your far-thest distance is 8 miles? That’s great. You could do a 50, easy!” And the 12 other people who have run this dis-tance nod their heads. And you’re left with mouth gaping open like, who ARE these people?! Before you know it, you’re at home on the computer signing up for Bull Run and your significant other is looking at you like you’ve just signed up to die. “What’s wrong with you?” to which you can only shrug your shoulders as you have no idea why. Best answer, “because someone asked me to?” There is just something about the Pacers and the ex-treme personal accomplishments that people have made that is infectious. “Maybe…. maybe, I could do that…” your little soft inner voice says. We don’t know why we dumbly agree to do insane things like run 100 miles (seriously, no one does this!) or try our hand at adven-ture racing or triathlons. And, yet, somehow the Pacers have an insane amount of MMT finishers, adventure rac-ers and triathletes, not to mention other distances in be-tween.

My husband, Ken and I have both fallen prey to the disorienting lure of the Pacer Persuasion. Ken joins the Pagoda Pacers and becomes a marathoner. The Pacers then convince him to do a 50K and 50 miles and then holy Sh** 100 miles! I’m like, “how is this really happening?! What is in the beer around here!”

I hated running as a kid, in my teens, in my 20’s and was happy to hate running in my early 30’s and then BAM! Ken, my own personal persuader, convinced me to do a 5k. It was the most UNenjoyable training of my life. It was painful and slow and horrible and humbling, but fin-ishing that 5k was like breaking free of my limiting thoughts of myself. Super empowering and amazing!! And I haven’t stopped running since! The Persuasion Factor continues as Libby talks us into doing The French Creek Fling, an adventure style race that included not only running, but mountain biking and canoeing amongst other crazy things. Libby literally had to teach us how to ride a mountain bike and as we strug-gle over roots and rocks, she says in her sweetest Aussie voice, “You’re doing great! Just keep coming. Not much farther.” I don’t recall how or why we actually signed up for that race, but we did it and continued racing together as a team for 9 years. Libby could still kick our butts, but I re-member her gracious time teaching us. So many Pacers

Krispy Kreme 5 Mile

446/2911 Mike Ranck 50:17 1st M60-99

Mountain Mist 50K, Huntsville, Alabama

52 Jess Gockley 5:49:23

53 Lori Johnson 5:49:55

61 Beth Auman 5:53:43

82 Jenny Welch 6:03:58

90 Brett Lynch 6:09:35

132 Swamp 6:29:51

139 Jay Manwiller 6:32:38

150 Mike Yoder 6:40:56

151 Karen Rule 6:40:57

203 Dean Johnson 7:11:34

260 Sean Williams 7:42:51

261 Bill Buchanan 7:42:52

273 Stephan Weiss 7:50:39

280 Al Kershner 7:57:14

286 Dave Deeds 8:08:43

Ryan Watts our #1 fan!!

are like this. Here is the cool thing… once you become a Pacer, you do nothing alone. The same people who convince you to do something seemingly crazy, unreasonable, and com-pletely idiotic are the same people who will be there to train with you, support you, crew you or run along side you. There is no discrimination… just a supportive net-work of people who are willing to challenge your limited beliefs and help you rise above them. I am a Pacer. Ken is a Pacer. So many of you have helped us along our running path and helped us remove obstacles along the way. This found confidence has led us to try new challenges including the RAGNAR RELAY SERIES. So here is where WE persuade YOU! Even if you don’t enjoy racing or you consider yourself more of a solitary runner, this event is a great way to continue cultivating friendships while doing something we all have in com-mon… running. So, what is RAGNAR? Teams of either 12 people or 6 (ultra teams) will cover a distance of 200 miles over a 24 hour period. Each runner runs 3 times with total distanc-es ranging 10 miles to 25. This makes the race very acces-sible to all types of runners. NOTE: If you are an ultrarunner, you can ask for anoth-er runner spot which doubles your distance. Essentially, your team will have 2 vans with 6 people per van. Van one will have runners 1-6 and van two has runners 7-12. At the start of the race, runner #1 starts their “leg” which is a set distance, then hands off to run-ner 2 etc. Once all 6 runners in van one have finished, van two will then start running beginning with runner #7. Van one will jump ahead and will take over running again af-ter runner #12 finishes and this leap frog action continues until you finish. So there is always a runner on the road. If you are a PR seeker, RAGNAR has a way of

“inspiring” you to lay it all on the road. When you are run-ning for your team, it’s all or nothing. I have seen people with 9:30 paces pull off 8:00 min. miles… crazy!!! Even THEY don’t know how it happened. If you just want to be a part of the amazing experi-ence, this race is structured to accommodate fast and not so fast runners alike on the same team. It’s about the AV-ERAGE pace, so don’t worry about feeling “slow”... it doesn’t matter! I have done 5 RAGNARS, two with Ken, and we have more planned for the future. It is truly an adventure that brings people of all running abilities together to accom-plish a single goal… finishing the race with pride and hav-ing fun along the way. Since everyone is running at some point, there is a sense of true camaraderie that you are all sharing the same experience. You are giving everything you’ve got for the team. Did I mention the medal doubles as a beer opener. Oh, yeah it does!! Alright Pacers… Here it is… a NEW OPPORTUNITY! Add the RAGNAR race to your calendar! MAY 8 - 9th!!!! This event is in Cape Cod. It is a Friday to Saturday event so you may need to request time off from work and find kid, pet, house coverage…lol! Ken is accepting racers on his team. If you are interest-ed, please contact him at 610-858-6919. You will be rac-ing against MY team… should be fun!!!! Just in case the RAGNAR “bug” bites you, RAGNAR has many different race locations across the country includ-ing “local” Cape Cod, Niagara Falls, Washington, New Hampshire, and Adirondacks…. or travel to distant loca-tions like Moab, Southern California or the Florida Keys. And Ken and I are here, in PACER form, to help you along the way! Feel free to call or email if you have ques-tions. Anyone want to go out for a beer? Jenn Seale (610) 413-9240

Shiver by the River - 5K Results - February

Place Last Name First Name Div Finish Time

12 Koch Steve M5054 18:12

23 Sanders Lauren F2529 19:11

32 Fox Derrick MCL 20:32

38 Mowery David M5054 21:05

46 Cook Kevin M1619 21:26

48 Lynch Brett M3539 21:30

57 Marinaccio Melanie F5559 22:08

62 Seitzinger Dana M4549 22:36

63 Mooney Laura F4549 22:37

74 Ranck Michael M6064 23:21

86 Snook Jeff M5559 23:51

87 Gehret Gary MCL 23:51

89 Holgate Steven MCL 24:09

90 Boggs Mary F2529 24:10

96 Sanders Doug M5054 24:23

115 Gery Ann F4044 25:14

122 Feehery Amanda F2529 25:38

128 Gourley Alison F4044 25:50

132 Andrus Mark M0115 26:03

152 Barone Kristen FCL 27:01

167 Seidel Joan F5054 28:05

189 Kerr Jim M5054 29:44

190 Bieniosek Lauren F2529 29:45

195 Lowry Carol F4044 30:23

199 Firestone Debbie F4044 30:35

202 Mowery Stephanie F4549 30:43

217 Cook Meghan F0115 31:48

219 Hogan Jeanette FCL 31:56

223 Showers Richard MCL 32:05

235 Myers Gia F4549 32:52

246 Hagy Rose F6069 33:45

255 Showers Dianne F5559 34:45

256 Goldberg Marcella F5054 34:52

262 Anttonen Judy F7099 35:26

263 Goldberg Lauren F0115 35:42

274 Stuber Carol F5559 37:08

299 Horn Helene FCL 60:58

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Shiver by the River

Shiver #3 had 299 runners finishing

the 5K and 173 runners finishing the

10K, for our 2nd highest turnout for a

February Shiver. I guess it was the

balmy 30 degrees that brought everyone

out. As always, thanks to all of the vol-

unteers!

Shiver #4 will be held March 2nd. As always we need

more volunteers for this race. Specifically, we need 3 or 4

people willing to take results off of the board, so that the race

directors can calculate results as soon as possible. We also

need the usual help parking, on the road, at the finish line,

clean up, water stop, and within the house (serving soup, con-

stantly filling the snack baskets, keeping the bagel table full).

Anyone helping with registration, should arrive at Jim Dietrich

Park between 9:00 & 9:30; anyone helping during the race

should arrive by 10:30; either way, look for one of the race

directors and we can find something for you to do.

The awards ceremony will be held immediately after the

4th race, at the Temple Fire Company, 4963 Kutztown Road,

which is about 3 miles from Jim Dietrich Park. This is the

same location as the last couple of years. We will have direc-

tions at the 4th race. We are looking for more door prizes. If

anyone can donate personally, or secure a door prize, please

notify one of the race directors. To be eligible to win a door

prize, simply complete the survey at the awards banquet. A

cold buffet will be served shortly after noon, followed by door

prizes and then the awards. Due to the costs associated with

the party, we will follow the guidelines we established a cou-

ple of years ago.

The party is FREE to everyone who has either:

(1) Finished 3 or more races in this year’s series - please

bring your race number from the 4th race to the par-

ty, it will be your ticket for free entry. We will place an

additional label on the back of your number which

will indicate your eligibility;

(2) Assisted with any of the races; or

(3) Paid for the series.

We will be charging all others (including Pacers who do not

fall into one of the above categories), a $10.00 fee to help

cover some of our costs.

Remember, to help us maintain accurate results, DO NOT

COMPLETE ANOTHER REGISTRATION FORM if you already ran

this year. If you paid for the series, registration is in the front

room of the house. If you are paying race by race, we have a

number for you at the ‘single race registration’ table in the

2nd room. If you have not previously registered for the 2013-

2014 series, registration is also in the 2nd room.

Thanks for all the support we have re-

ceived and hope to see many of you at

the Shiver, either running or volunteering!

Sue, Katie & Beth

Shiver by the River - 10K Results - February

Place Last Name First Name Div Finish Time

7 Gery Kyle M3539 37:58

9 Hartman Chris M3034 38:22

11 Seitzinger Nick M3034 38:54

17 Thomas Scott M5054 39:39

18 Rinker Jim M4549 39:43

19 Krupa James M4549 39:53

26 Hackenberg Gary M4044 41:19

27 Seitzinger Troy M5054 41:20

30 Peiffer Craig M3539 41:42

32 Fussner Jeff M5054 42:05

35 Policelli Neil M6064 42:59

37 Lowry Scott M5054 43:39

38 Fussner Raine F5054 44:00

42 Durand Jonathan M2529 44:32

43 Oswald Melissa F3539 44:38

44 Hutchinson James M5559 44:41

45 Auman Beth F3034 45:03

47 Skrocki Steve M4549 45:37

48 Dodd Derek M5559 45:38

51 Bieniosek Theodore M2529 45:47

55 Cook Elaine F4549 46:25

56 Watts Ryan M3539 46:35

60 Werner Laura F4044 47:05

74 Salaneck Tania F3034 48:27

77 Chobot Tom M5559 48:46

95 Beidler Janine F3539 50:41

96 Phillips Chuck M5559 50:55

105 Myers Greg M4044 52:08

106 Patti Joanne F5559 52:23

108 Kelly John T. MCL 52:45

114 Badinger Karen F4044 53:28

126 Seitzinger Kathy F5054 54:52

136 Reese Mike M5559 57:13

139 Lyter Laurie F5054 57:47

143 Schlitzer John M5559 59:23

146 Makurath Paul M6569 59:32

159 Gochnauer Jeanne F5054 63:31

160 Goldberg Jesse M4549 63:32

165 Guth John M3539 65:08

167 Koch Lori F5054 66:24

Pagoda Pacers Athletic Club

P.O. Box 4115

Reading, PA 19606

www.PAGODAPACERS.com

Meetings: 2nd Thursday of each month

Current Membership: 430 Members

Annual Dues: $15 Individual; $25 Household

2014 PPAC Officers

President …………………………….. Katie Exas

president@pagodapacers.com

Vice President ……………………… Ellie Vanderbeck

Treasurer …………………………….. Shaun Luther

Secretary …………………………….. Vera Kochan

Race Results Coordinator …….. Karen Rule

raceresults@pagodapacers.com

Race Management ………………. Ron Horn

Membership Coordinator ……… Dave & Mike Gallen

Youth Coordinator ………………… Tom Chobot

Newsletter Editor ………………….. Beth Auman

editor@pagodapacers.com

Webmaster …………………..………. Ed Recker

webmaster@pagodapacers.com

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or inquire about advertising, email editor@pagodapacers.com. The

deadline for submission is the 15th of each month.

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