Showing posts with label Scott Rigsby. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scott Rigsby. Show all posts

Friday, May 23, 2008

As Far As It Takes

2008 Run For The Warriors

A handful of dedicated military spouses got together,

Backed by a grateful community,
In the most military-friendly state,
For the greatest cause:
To honor the heroes who have sacrificed being whole while protecting our freedom.

And those ladies put on the best race you ever ran.


This race is becoming one of North Carolina’s premiere 10Ks.
The best $20 registration fee you ever spent.
The best you ever felt about having fun.
And an opportunity to run beside the greatest heroes in the world.


The course is scenic. The weather this year was perfect.
If you were there, here are a few memories.
If you missed it, here’s a small flavor of what you missed.
And for me, it’s a reminder
That there’s much to do.

Slideshow: 6.2 miles of 2008 Miles of Hope

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Congratulations, Teammate! Women's 5K winner in her division!



-LetsRoll!

Tuesday, April 29, 2008

2008 Run for the Warriors--May 17

You will never have this much fun doing anything you feel this good about

If you can run
If you can walk
If you can roll…

…join me at the 2008 Run for the Warriors!


The Run for the Warriors is a community event. It’s a chance to have fun. It’s a chance to be inspired. It’s a chance to recognize some brave men and women and their families and to say thanks for their sacrifices. Above all else it’s a chance to enjoy a Carolina spring morning and beautiful views of the New River at Marine Corps Base, Camp Lejeune.

The races are 1 mile, 5K, and 10K. You will meet great athletes. You will meet brave warriors. And you will meet a community that understands the cost of freedom. A community that recognizes that one of the costs of freedom is our unstated obligation as citizens to remember the sacrifices of the fallen.


Join Scott Rigsby, the first double amputee to complete an Ironman Triathalon.

Join Carlos Moleda, Navy Seal and wheelchair athlete, World Championships Ironman Triathalon winner.

Join thousands of runners, walkers, and wheelers who will turn out to help Hope For The Warriors fulfill their promise, “No sacrifice forgotten, nor need unmet.”

Event website: http://www.hopeforthewarriors.org/r4w.html

Can’t make the race? Express your appreciation with a donation.

http://www.active.com/donate/2008Miles

-LetsRoll!