Club Kokomo Road Runners

THE ROADRUNNER DEC 2017

CLUB MEETING—MONDAY, DECEMBER 11TH @ 6 P. M. @ PIZZA JUNKIEZ 2930 S WASHINGTON ST . , KOKOMO, (ACROSS F ROM RURAL KING)

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

Push Through and Stay The Course! By Felicia Tierney My name is Felicia Tierney and I would like to share with you a little about my journey this past year. I began the year recovering from a broken foot, back surgery, arm and hand surgery. I remember thinking to myself, what must I do in order to be physically stronger and get healthy again? I went through very intense physical thera-py and wanted to stop many times because it was so painful, but the Lord placed a desire in my heart to do whatev-er I had to do in order to Push Through the pain and discomfort, He would give me the strength I needed to Stay The Course to be that strong healthy person I desired to be.

With much encouragement from my husband Warren Tierney, I decided to begin walking with him and I become a member of the Club Kokomo Road Runners. I questioned to myself whether I should even be in the club, because I knew that I wasn't a very fast walker and I definitely was not a runner. I wasn't even sure I would be able to finish a 5K along with the others in the club. I had so much encouragement from my family and friends, and so I entered my first event for the year. It was a 5K and Warren was right by my side walking right next to me. He was encouraging me the entire way. My body was hurting so bad, there were times I wanted to stop, but then I remem-bered what the Lord placed in my heart... Push Through and Stay The Course! I may not have had the greatest time for that first 5K, but I Finished! I pushed through the pain and discomfort and stayed the course.

I then entered more events and my body began to get stronger each time that I pushed through and stayed the course. I even began doing better and better with the time that I was finishing each event. I remember my first PR. I was so happy. I remember the first time that I did a 5K in less than an hour. I was so excited, and I continued to PR many times this year. Each time I got a PR, I knew it was because I pushed through and stayed the course. Even the events that I did without getting a PR, I know it is because I pushed through and stayed the course.

After deep consideration and prayer, I decided that I would enter an event to do a 10K. Warren said he would be right next to me the entire way. He is such an inspiration and such an encourager. Even when I fell down and injured myself during the 10K, he was there to encourage me. I was hurting so bad, but then I remembered that I had to push through and stay the course.

I finished that 10K and it felt so good to cross that finish line. After much more prayer, I decided to enter an event for a half marathon. I thought to myself; am I really going to be able to finish a half marathon? I've never even walked that far at one time before in my lifetime. How am I going to make it 13.1 miles? Am I crazy? What am I thinking? Then, the Lord reminded me of this verse in the Bible, Philippians 4:13 says " I can do All things through Christ who strengthens me "

I know it is because of the strength that I have through Christ Jesus, that I have been able to push through and stay the course, so if I place my trust in Him, I will be able to finish a half marathon.

I entered The Monumental Half Marathon and it was going very well, then there was about two miles left to go and the weather was getting colder and the wind was against me, my muscles were burning, and my legs hurt so bad. I just kept praying that God would give me the strength to push through and stay the course. I really wanted to finish this with a qualifying time.

Well I finished my very first half marathon. I not only finished with a qualifying time, but actually made it about 2 minutes faster than I had originally planned. I received my medal and I feel so good to have been able to push through and stay the course. I thank God for my husband and for his continued support and encouragement. He's always right beside me, walking with me and encouraging me. I'm thankful to all of my family and friends for the support and encouragement they continue to give me.

My body is stronger and healthier now and I'm so thankful to the Lord for His Strength to continue to Push Through and Stay The Course! I am truly blessed.

CHECK - - - Winter Solstice Poker Run December 20th

IT OUT see page 3 for details. You could be the winner!!!! $50 value

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RACE RESULTS CKRR Charity Run November 11, 2017 5K Runners 1. Kory Kennedy 18:07 2. Brody Brack 19:18 3. Paul Sanders 21:29 4. Ron Moore 21:42 5. Hannah Moore 22:09 1st Female 6. Mat Snyder 22:17 7. Don Andrews 23:17 8. Scott Riggle 23:37 9. Julynne Spidell 23:43 10. John Brack 24:24 11. Tami Moore 24:33 12. David Bruce 25:41 13. Larry Piekarski 25:50 14. Collin Wise 26:00 15. Ethan Snyder 27:01 16. Mark Shorter 28:03 17. Mike Deardorff 28:51 18. Michael Graham 28:57 19. Max Elmore 29:19 20. Bethany Kirkwood 29:47 21. Michelle Ludlow 29:47 22. Ryan Small 29:48 23. Sophia Wyman 30:13 24. Shelly Wyman 30:18 25. Kirsten Leisure 30:57 26. Emilie Hubbard 32:19 27. Ann Hubbard 32:24 28. Gretchen Riggle 32:25 29. Kathy Snyder 34:27 30. Robin Tetrault 35:10 31. David Hughes 36:15 32. Kelsey Koon 36:31 33. Danielle McQuaide 37:15 34. Johnathan McQuaide 37:15 35. Riley Case 37:29 36. Robin Cole 38:40 37. Alex Studebaker 40:23 38. Deb Taylor 40:46 39. Kelly Studebaker 42:32 40. Judy Smith 45:29 41. Jenny Tudor 49:28 42. Julie Canady 49:30

5K Walkers 1. Vince Lorenz 27:48 2. Greg Wall 37:34 3. Sherry Kestle 39:24 1st Female 4. Vern Keller 41:30 5. Jan Wall 42:39 6. Felica Tierney 45:23

7. Anita Dillman 45:32 8. Robin Michael 48:32 9. Rick Spencer 48:33 10. Sue Keller 49:41 11. Katrina Wise 49:42 12. John Mohr 50:02 13. Toney Lorenz 52:12 14. Bob McBride 52:13 15. Betty Yard 58:55

CKRR CARES 5K Run/Walk Nov 23, 2017 Runners 1. Lewis Duke 15:58 2. Riley Worl 17:28 3. Kory Kennedy 17:39 4. Noel Shafer 18:41 5. Taryn Thor 18:43 1st Female 6. Christian High 18:43 7. Brody Brack 19:28 8. Dana Neer 19:37 9. Jason Hargrave 20:16 10. Hunter Purtee 20:37 11. No Name 20:41 12. Shane Horan 20:43 13. Brandon Mink 21:06 14. Ella Kantz 21:08 15. Samuel Robinson 21:14 16. Paul Sanders 21:18 17. Veronica Hargrove 21:43 18. Dean Mueller 21:52 19. Jordan Ousley 22:13 20. Julynne Spidell 22:18 21. Tyler Lucas 22:23 22. Jacob Hopkins 22:29 23. Heather Weber 22:31 24. Jay Priest 22:33 25. Kristen Chester 22:47 26. Hannah Moore 22:50 27. Ron Moore 22:58 28. Dan Gibson 22:58 29. Dennis Azato 23:07 30. Amy Shafer 23:21 31. Kelly Wright 23:30 32. Brooke Runyon 23:46 33. Ronnie Greene 23:50 34. Sierra Colvin 24:13 35. Tony Beachy 24:06 36. Nina White 24:06 37. Karby Lucas 24:19 38. Jacob Van Horn 24:22 39. Roger Sprouse 24:33 40. Hannah Lushin 24:37 41. Luke Lushin 24:37 42. Olivia Lushin 24:38 43. Anne Kantz 24:42

44. Phil Rozzi 24:56 45. Jaqueline Berkshire 24:59 46. John Brock 25:19 47. Dylan Collins 25:23 48. Jared Shorter 25:24 49. Emma Marey 25:25 50. Allison McMinn 25:25 51. John Hart 25:35 52. Evan Azto 25:46 53. Calvin Pohl 25:49 54. Collin Wise 25:54 55. Ethan Snyder 26:01 56. Bronwyn Getts 26:02 57. Jennifer Van Horn 26:06 58. Ava Kantz 26:19 59. Jason Vanalstine 26:27 60. Mark Shorter 26:55 61. Keith Vautaw 26:56 62. Hannah High 26:58 63. Alyssa Ramsell 26:59 64. Aiden Azato 27:03 65. Meaghan Waters 27:10 66. Steve Waters 27:13 67. Joni Neer 27:14 68. Kirk Kennedy 27:16 69. Rosellen Connolly 27:27 70. Anna Rangel 27:28 71. Mike Deardorf 27:45 72. Ryan Azato 27:49 73. Rudy Suryantoro 27:51 74. Michael Riley 27:55 75. Keith McAndrews 27:59 76. Rusty Ritchie 28:00 77. Reagon Ritchie 28:01 78. Michael Graham 28:20 79. Beth Kuhlman 28:31 80. Grace Kuhlman 28:32 81. Greg Kuhlman 28:45 82. Victoria Combs 28:45 83. Sophia Wyman 28:51 84. Ezekiel See 28:52 85. Shelly Wyman 28:55 86. Paul Wyman 28:56 87. Chase Barner 29:02 88. Beth Wilson 29:04 89. Butch Hendrix 29:30 90. Max Elmore 29:36 91. Josh Ward 29:53 92. Ryan Ward 29:54 93. Maurice Wright 30:06 94. Joy Marley 30:08 95. Cara McKellar 30:39 96. Vickie Bennett Thomas 30:45 97. Lisa Hopkins 30:46 98. Danielle See 31:00 99. Lynne Herr 31:52 100. Carmen Larson 31:55 101. Darin Hollingsworth 31:57

102. Emma Ferrell 32:34 103. Lisa Hemmeger 32:35 104. Aiden Barker 32:51 105. Alisha Barker 32:51 106. Emilie Hubbard 33:39 107. Ann Hubbard 33:43 108. Sonji Merriweather 35:07 109. Gretchen Riggle 35:47 110. Scott Riggle 35:48 111. Riley Case 35:52 112. Owen Snyder 35:53 113. Mat Snyder 35:57 114. Kathy Snyder 36:03 115. Dani McQuaide 36:30 116. Jonathon McQuaide 36:31 117. Shane Elmore 36:49 118. Jessica Roseberry 37:05 119. Leah Colvin 37:06 120. Michelle Ludlow 37:07 121. Bruce Savage 37:09 122. Elaine Yip 37:34 123. Theresa Morrow 37:39 124. Kristina Gleason 37:40 125. Rowen Elmore 37:45 126. Paul Getts 38:00 127. Kristen Hammond 38:02 128. Traci Azto 38:03 129. Amber Cromwell 38:10 130. Kathryn Wall 38:24 131. Kelsey Koon 39:17 132. Deb Taylor 41:04 133. Sarah Hughes 41:05 134. David Hughes 41:20 135. Kelly Studebaker 41:21 136. Cynthia Morris 41:37 137. Josh Colvin 42:01 138. Matthew Bartrum 42:06 139. Anna Baker 42:06 140. Bethany Kirkwood 42:18 141. William Cox 42:49 142. Judy Smith 44:04 143. Alex Studebaker 44:27 144. Stephanie Hughes 44:34 145. Ellexa Duncan 45:14 146. Tony Duncan 45:14 147. Tracy Layton 45:15 148. Amanda Beasley 46:19 149. Kelli Crume 46:19 150. Patricia Himes 47:14 151. Amanda Shepard 49:41 152. Mary Brown 50:07 153. Jackson Brown 50:08 154. Katelyn Ward 58:36 155. Debbie Beachy 1:00:19 156. Taylor Clark 1:00:22

Walkers 1. Vince Lorenz 27:06

Points of Interest

Steve and Marianne Wilson completed the Boilermaker Half Marathon on Oct 14th. Steve finished with a timf of 2:51:56 and Marianne finished with 2:54:43. Monumental Marathon 11/4/17 Larry Piekarski just completed his first marathon, the Monumental Marathon on November 4th. Finished 3421 of 4679 with a time of 4:47:50. Ron Greene – 3:56:05 and qualified for Boston 2019 David Hughes – 5:57:53 Mat Snyder – completed his first full marathon with a time of 4:11:06 Monumental Half Marathon 11/4/17 Katie Smith – 2:09:42 Mike Deardorff – 2:06:25 Robin Tetrault – 2:58:10 David Bruce – 1:52:25 Anne Kantz – 1:57:00 Ella Kantz – 1:45:00 Ethan Snyder – 1:58:08 - This was a PR for him and he was 9th in his age group. Warren Tierney – 3:28:44 Felicia Tierney – 3:28:45 This was Felicia’s first ½ marathon Brody Brack – 1:26:39 – 6th age group – 192nd overall John Brack – 1:56:48 – 171st age group – 2023rd overall Paul Sanders – 1:37:04 – setting a new PR! David Bruce ran the Purdue Boilmaker Half-Marathon with a time of 1:55:17 Larry Piekarski ran the Knobstone Trail Mini (1/2 marathon) 10/14/17 - finished 45 of 71 with a time of 2:21:32. This included over 1330 feet of climb and was entirely on gravel or dirt Robin Tetrault finished the Fort Ben Harrison Half Marathon on 10/7/17 with a time of 2:55:53

Club points / race reports —The end of year is quickly approaching, please be sure

to verify your races. If I have over looked you for a race, or if you participated in a special race, please get your reports to me.

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RACE RESULTS

CONTINUED

2. Mary Miller 36:06 1st Fe-male 3. Greg Wall 37:01 4. Stephen Wilson 38:07 5. Vern Keller 39:48 6. Kevin Whitted 40:06 7. Toney Lorenz 40:25 8. Jan Wall 42:18 9. Bob McBride 42:49 10. Debby Berkshire 43:27 11. Rick Spencer 43:27 12. Elissa Hughes 43:48 13. Lori Akers 43:49 14. Robin Michael 44:44 15. Russ Hopkins 46:06 16. Jessica Hopkins 46:06 17. Alexis Hopkins 46:07 18. Anita Dillman 47:13 19. Karen Waisner 48:35 20. Paris Horner 48:36 21. Anne Padett 48:37 22. Pam Burkitt 48:37 23. Molly McBride 48:38 24. Amy Pundt 49:33 25. Khylar Pundt 49:34 26. Sue Keller 50:31 27. Katrina Wise 50:32 28. Robert Wilson 51:06 29. Joan Davis 51:10 30. Kevin Akers 51:42 31. Carol Savage 51:49 32. Michael Tate 51:50 33. Randy Rogers 52:05 34. Kare King 52:06 35. Milinda Showalter 55:03 36. Matthew McCauley 55:04 37. Kristt McCauley 55:05 38. Emily Waters 55:44 39. Libby Waters 58:36 40. Tisha Riggleman 1:00:18 41. Betty Yard 1:00:26 42. Bryce Johl 1:02:39

RUN ON BLOG . . . . By David Bruce

When the races and runs are about the runners, the runners will come. When they become fund-raisers, the runners will go else where. 2014 the Bee Bumble had over 600 participants! The Monticello Chamber of Commerce took over the race and made it a fundraiser for the Chamber and they had 155 in 2017. I believe the same thing happens with Running Clubs as well. Take a look at Club Kokomo member-ship the last 10-15 years. If the Club continues to be a service club and not a Running Club, it won't be a running club much longer. We have 217 actual members and over 700 Facebook members. Why aren't those additional 500 people Club Kokomo Roadrunner members? When the races and runs are about the runners, the runners will come....... Last Sunday a fellow runner who is not a member, ran downtown looking for us. He works for the Parks Dept. and he ask me to pass this on. His boss is really pissed at the Club and he said that he would like to ban us if he could for painting the speed bump behind Rodger Pavilion "Bill Heck Memorial Speed Bump" again within days of the Parks Dept resurfacing the road. He said this is like the third or forth time that this has happened and that they spend a lot of money resurfacing the road and that he has had enough. He knows that it's a CKRR member and he wants it to end now. They have no problem with our Dan Henry marks but the "graffiti" has to stop. This kind of goes with what I have been saying that CKRR needs to be a plus and a good thing for Kokomo and the Parks Dept, not a pain in their sides.

December 20th. Winter Solstice Poker Run. Wednesday night group run at Highland Park. We'll use the P-A-M course. Every-

one will start at the same time and go for 35 minutes. At 1/2 miles each individual will get a playing card. At the end of the 35 minutes, you will put together the best 5 card or less poker hand you can. Winner takes all. Dinner and a Movie, total value $50 in gift cards. Walk-ers and Runners ...you can not combine hands with some else.

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Fellow Club Kokomo Members, Recently I have had the honor and privilege of nominating Bill Heck for the Howard County Sports Hall of Fame. When I started running the 1970’s Bill was the man looked up to and had a bull’s eye on his back. I finally beat the “Old Man” then 48 years of age at the Greentown Glass Festival 5 mile run on June 12, 1982. Bill’s running accomplishments over 60+ years are just amazing. I can think of several other runners in and around Kokomo: Ricke Stuck-er, Mark Shorter, Milt Brown, Paul Howell, Byron Bundrent, John Norris, and Greg Townsend just to name a few who deserve this honor, but I think Bill is a great representative for all of us runners. He will be an asset to the Howard County Hall of Fame. Please let Dean Hock-ney or Ron Barsh know that you agree, that Mr. Bill Heck belongs in the Howard County Hall of Fame. I do believe that this honor is past over-due and needs to be addressed in 2018. Thank you. RJ Kerr

CHARITY RUN 2017 Jeannie Townsend

Hello to everyone and Merry Christmas, this year is closing fast and soon will be 2018. I can't thank all of you enough for coming out for the Charity as it was a chilly morning. I saw some faces I didn't know and that is a nice surprise. Bill Heck was there, as most of you know this run started at his house several years ago. Ideas start and how great it has survived this long. 57 runners/walkers came out. The course had a little problem where part of the trail had been taken up, but from what I heard it didn't slow you down. The Parks Dept. decided due to safety concerns there were too many trail crossings. All of you with your contributions allowed

Club Kokomo to give Kokomo School Closet and Student assistance fund around $1300 and I had a large assortment of clothing/personal products to take to Joe Price who is in

charge of the closet. They count on these things a lot, not just on the money but all those items you brought in. I want to thank all of the volunteers also, you guys/gals are great and helped so much, looking forward to next year. With all the pots, kettles and envelopes in the mail I know this is a giving season with hands out in all

directions ...Thank you for giving money, time and donated items.

Bill Heck—cheering on

the runners and walkers

Thanksgiving Day - Kokomo Cares Race Ray and Robin Tetrault

What better way to start the Thanksgiving Day Festivities than to have a 5K run/walk in Highland Park with

the Christmas lights lit?! Thank you to all of the 197 finishers of our fun run/walk! The money we raised

will go to WE CARE 2017!

The weather was mild and no precipitation! We had yummy pies from Moore’s Pies for the runner and

walker winners! We were happy to

give Lewis Duke, an Eastern High School grad and a student at Trine

now, the first male in winning pie at an impressive 15:58! We are al-

ways happy to have our college students available for this run as Taryn

Thor, a Northwestern grad and a student at IUK, was the first female

runner in at 18:43! Nice job, kids! The older folks are pretty jealous of

those “time gone by” times! (LOL) Vince Lorenz and Mary Miller were

the male & female walker pie winners with times of 27:06 and 36:06

respectively. Nice to have you back in the competition, Mary!

We had a lot of smiles at the run/walk and even some fun costumes! We are

happy to work on this event each Thanksgiving Day with Mark to get the holi-

days started with a FUN activity! Keep the miles coming, no matter how fast

or slow! Enjoy the beauty God has created in our part of the world and al-

ways be thankful!

Happy Thanksgiving and Merry Christmas to all of our running and walking

friends!

2018 CKRR Race Schedule Underlined-new for 2018, V—volunteer opportunities for club members.

4-Feb Sunday Ground Hog 5K 1 p.m.

Zionsville High School, 1000 Mulberry St, Zionsville, IN

5K $ One or more canned or non-perishable food items for Zionsville Food Pantry

17-Mar Saturday Norris Amboy 5K 9 a.m.

Community Blvd, Amboy

5K Run/Walk $8 advance / $10 day of registration John Norris, RD

24-Mar Saturday Sam Costa 1/4 Marathon-Carmel 9 a.m.

Northview Church, 12900 Hazel Dell Parkway, Carmel www.samcosta.com

7-Apr Saturday CK Ultimate 9 a.m. V

Tierney Warehouse, 1401 W Cliff Dr, Logansport

10M Run, 5K Run/Walk $4 members / $5 non-members Vern Keller, RD

21-Apr Saturday Follow-Me Neil’s Run

5K Run/Walk

5-May Saturday Finish Line 500 Festival 5K 7 a.m.

Downtown Indianapolis, 601 W. Washington St., Indianapolis

12-May Saturday Norris—Kokomo 8:30 a.m.

Jackson-Morrow Park, Kokomo

3M Walk / 4M Run $8 advance / $10 day of registration John Norris, RD

19-May Saturday MCF Prison Breakout 8 a.m.

Bunker Hill

5M Run / 3M Walk

2-Jun Saturday Gene Parks 5K

Russiaville

9-Jun Saturday Norris-Greentown 8 a.m.

Rear of Eastern Elementary School, Greentown

5K Run/Walk $8 advance / $10 day of registration John Norris, RD

16-Jun Saturday Flora Hog Jog 10K

4-Jul Wednesday Walton Independence Day 5K

7-Jul Saturday CK Haynes Apperson 8 a.m. V

Kokomo Municipal Stadium, Kokomo

5K Run/Walk Michael Anderson, RD

14-Jul Saturday Race for Grace 8 a.m.

Calvary Presbyterian Church, 7th and Spencer, Logansport

5K Run/Walk $12 early then $15 for registration

21-Jul Saturday Panther Prowl 8 a.m.

Russiaville

5K Run/Walk $20 pre-registration / $23 late registration Gary Jewell, RD

28-Jul Saturday Jerome Water 8 a.m.

Jerome Christian Church

5K Run/Walk Ryan Horner, RD

4-Aug Saturday Norris-Converse 8 a.m.

Front of First Farmers Bank, downtown, Converse, IN

5K Run/Walk $8 advance / $10 day of registration John Norris, RD

11-Aug Saturday Forget Met Not 5K 8 a.m.

Kokomo

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2018 Schedule Continued Underlined-new for 2018, V—volunteer opportunities for club members. 25-Aug Saturday Running the Shores 8 a.m.

Champaign Shores, Co Rd 440W & Lakeshore Drive, Kokomo

5K Run/Walk $20 early registration Todd Moser, RD

1-Sep Saturday Steps to Recovery 8 a.m.

Gilead House, 406 E Sycamore St., Kokomo

5K Run/Walk $20 early then $25 for registration Carol Savage, RD

3-Sep Monday Blueberry Stomp 9 a.m.

Plymouth, In

15K, 5K,

8-Sep Saturday HESP 8 a.m.

Kokomo High School, 2501 S Berkley Rd, Kokomo

5K Run/Walk $20/$12 early registration Vicki Boles, RD

15-Sep Saturday Amboy Volunteer Fire Co. 5K

22-Sep Saturday Bee Bumble 8 a.m.

Burnettsville, IN

5K / 10K Don Hurd

29-Sep Saturday Saints on the Run 8 a.m.

Kokomo

5K Run/Walk Heather Weber, RD

6-Oct Saturday Cole Porter 9 a.m.

Circus Building Corner of Broadway and 7th Street, Peru IN

5K & 15K Road Race $20 early / $25 day of registration Jim Yates, RD

13-Oct Saturday RedGold Run to Crush Hunger

Elwood

10K, 5K

27-Oct Saturday Chili Chase

Peru, IN

10K, 5K

4-Nov Sunday Run the Mounds

Anderson

10-Nov Saturday CK Charity Run 5K 9 a.m. V

McKinley School / Foster Park, 1217 W. Carter St., Kokomo

5K Run/Walk $free will donation— Jeannie Townsend, RD

22-Nov Thursday CK Cares 5K 8 a.m. V

Highland Park, Rogers Pavilion, Kokomo

5K Run/Walk $10 Ray, Robin & Mark, RD

1-Dec Saturday Rudolph 5K 8 a.m.

Kokomo Public Library, 220 N Union Street, Kokomo

5K Run/Walk $20 early then $25, also family discount Ashley Shanks, RD

31-Dec Monday CK NY Eve 5K 2 p.m. V

Highland Park, Rogers Pavilion, Kokomo

5K Run/Walk $5 member/$8 non member early Vern & Sue Keller, RD

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Runner 0-12 Female Moore, Hannah 100-5 Wyman, Sophia 72-4 Hughes, Sarah 65-5 Riggle, Gretchen 65-5 Kantz, Ava 55-3 Weber, Kelsey 30-2 Weber, Natalie 24-2

Male Snyder, Ethan 355-19 HH Studebaker, Alex 313-20 HV Van Horn, Jacob 115-6 Weitzel, Ben 49-4 Snyder, Owen 24-2 Moore, Corey 20-1 Moore, Kobi 12-1

Runner 13-19 Female Bullock, Kayla 125-7 Kantz, Ella 120-6 H Getts, Bronwyn 67-4 Bullock, Anna 56-4 Smith, Elizabeth 30-2 Weber, Lauren 25-2 Spidell, Julynne 35-2 Shanks, Arianna 12-1 Kahn, Emma 10-1

Male Brack, Brody 240-12 HH Hughes, Jonah 54-4 Hughes, Noah 50-3

Walker 13-19 Female Weitzel, Anneliese 40-2

Runner 20-24 Female Koon, Kelsey 330-18 MHH Hubbard, Emilie 180-9 H Getts, Ariana 47-3

Runner 25-29 Female Kirkwood, Bethany 220-11 UMHH Shephard, Adrienne 40-2

Male Kennedy, Kory 380-19 HH

Runner 30-34 Female McQuaide, Danielle 265-14 HH Chester, Kristin 100-5 Massey, Tiffany 92-5 VV Hurlburt, Holly 35-2 Hudson, Kayla 30-2

Male Snyder, Mat 307-16 MHH McQuaide, Johnathan 248-16 HH Kennedy, Kirk 157-9 H Anderson, Michael 80-4 RD

Walker 30-34 Female Kowalski, Stacy 40-2 VV

Male Lorenz, Vince 340-17 H

Runner 35-39 Female Tudor, Jenny 277-17 HH Ludlow, Michelle 214-12 UMHH Van Horn, Jennifer 157-9 HH Shanks, Ashley 145-8 HHV Wright, Kelly 80-4 H Smith, Katy 56-4 M

Male Riley, Jacob 80-4 H

Runner 40-44 Female Hughes, Stephanie 105-6 Kantz, Anne 100-5 H Canady, Julie 60-3 H

Male Hill, Keith 135-7 HV Craig, Aaron 80-4 HV McQuiston, Aaron 77-5 Wright, Maurice 50-3 H Weber, TA 40-2 Kantz, Mike 12-1

Walker 40-44 Female Smock, Lea 80-4

Runner 45-49 Female Beachy, Debbie 293-17 H Moore, Tami 140-7 HH Wyman, Shelly 100-6 H Weber, Heather 40-2 V Weitzel, Patty 39-3 Brack, Staci 27-2 Jackson, Terri 20-1

Male Piekarski, Larry 288-17 MHH Shafer, Noel 200-10 MHH Brack, John 184-11 HH Wyman, Paul 95-6 H Riggle, Scott 73-5 Getts, Paul 50-4 Weitzel, Virgil 50-4

Walker 45-49 Female Bullock, Sheree 180-9 V Savage, Carol 180-10 V

Runner 50-54 Female McKellar, Cara 315-16 UHH Hubbard, Ann 287-17 H Anderson, Kim 20-1 H Neer, Joni 20-1

Male Graham, Michael 277-18 VV Sanders, Paul 210-11 HH Beachy, Tony 207-13 Bruce, David 174-10 HHV Moore, Ron 87-5 H Neer, Dana 60-3 H

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2017 POINTS STANDING Deyoe, Scott 30-2 H

Walker 50-54 Female Tierney, Felicia 345-20 HVVV Kestle , Sherry 340-17 UHH Kendall, Linda 55-3 VV

Runner 55-59 Female Studebaker, Kelly 312-20 HV Snyder, Kathy 255-13 Taylor, Deb 196-13 McClish, Jodee 50-3 Upchurch, Anita 40-2 H

Male Tierney, Warren 326-21 HHVVV Rozzi, Phil 240-13 UHHV Savage, Bruce 181-11 V Bundrent, Byron 120-6 Tetrault, Ray 105-6 RDVV Schoenradt, Mike 67-4 H

Walker 55-59 Female Berkshire, Debby 318-20 UHHV Miller, Mary 257-14 VV Wilson, Marianne 225-12H Deyoe, Chari 32-2 H Stucker, Jayne 20-1 V

Male Whitted, Kevin 180-9 H Clements, Damon 20-1

Runner 60-64 Female Rangel, Anna 380-19 UHHV Tetrault, Robin 235-13 HHRDV Cole, Robin 180-12

Male Deardorff, Mike 312-17 HH Elmore, Max 275-19 H Shorter, Mark 268-16 H McAndrews, Keith 137-8 HV Hamilton, Scot 64-6 Townsend, Greg 40-2 VV

Walker 60-64 Female Wall, Jan 320-16 H Yard, Betty 270-19 Keller, Sue 210-13

Male Spencer, Rick 275-16 U Wilson, Stephen 240-12H

Runner 65-69 Female Smith, Judy 235-12 Billiard, Peggy 185-10 HV Bugher, Shirley 72-4 V

Male Greene, Ron 180-9 MHV Stucker, Ricke 152-9 VVV Kilcline, Steve 60-3 H Chew, Fred 55-3 H Leininger, Phil 40-2 Miklik, Tom 20-1 H Billiard, Kent 15-1

Skoog, Charlie 15-1

Walker 65-69 Female Townsend, Jeannie 180-9 RDV

Male Wall, Greg 320-16 HV Keller, Vernon 222-13 RD Michael, Robin 219-17 H Lorenz, Toney 213-15 Whitted, Terry 50-3 Yeagel, Joe 10-1

Runner 70-74 Male Hughes, David 400-20 MH Stinchcomb, Floyd 65-4

Walker 70-74 Female Dillman, Anita 400-20 UHH Brown, Diane 140-8 VVV

Male McBride, Bob 340-17

Runner 75-79 Male Peters, John 200-10 Sullivan, Dale 15-1

Walker 75-79 Male Gross, Jim 200-10 Mohr, John 190-11 H Shuey, Stan 80-4 VVV Coughlin, Dan 20-1 V

Runner 80+ Male Case, Riley 120-6

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President Patty Weitzel called the meeting to order at 6PM Nov. 13, 2017. 1. Opening prayer by Chaplain Carol Savage 2. Minutes of previous meeting were approved. 3. Treasurer’s report was read by Mark Shorter 4. Old Business: a. Jeannie Townsend report on the Charity Run 57 finishers $1,168 was raised. b. Ck Cares-Robin Tetrault reported that pies and medals have been ordered. c. Reminiscing 5K-Vern and Sue Keller still need volunteers and people to bring finger food. d. David Bruce reported that the 2018 Ck Triple crown dates are Wed June 20, Sat July 7 (Ck/Haynes 5K), and Sat Aug 11 5. 60th RRCA convention in Washington DC in April 2018 Several have indicated their interest in attending. 6. Vicki Boles moved and Sue Keller seconded “Club Kokomo donate $130 to support Blessing Bags Project for the Kokomo Rescue Mission.” Approved Meeting adjourned Those attending were Joe Yeagle, David Bruce, Diana Brown, Vicki Boles, Patty Weitzel, Paul Sanders, Linda Kendall, Phil Rozzi, Anna Rangel, Jenny Tudor, Ron Greene, Carol and Bruce Savage, Sue and Vern Keller, Mat and

Ethan Snyder, Stan Shuey, Robin Tetrault, Danielle McQuaide, Mark Shorter

CKRR CLUB MEETING NOV 13, 2017

2-Dec Rudolph 5K 5K Run/Walk Time: 8 a.m. Kokomo Public Library Contact: Ashley Shanks

31-Dec CK NYE 5K (V) 5K Run/Walk Time: 2 PM Highland Park Contact: Vern & Sue Keller

2017 CLUB RACE

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