Scott ran in honor of people that lost their battle with cancer or are currently battling cancer. He trained with Team in Training which raises money for Leukemia and Lymphoma research. It was very humbling to hear from a mother whose three year old daughter is currently fighting Leukemia. I was so proud of him raising his money and training to run 13 miles. I must say it is not an easy sacrifice or commitment when you are working and have a family. He ran it in 2 hours and 6 minutes. Way to Go!
The girls were up at 5:45. We got dressed, bundled up, and headed downtown to watch for daddy. I must say it was no easy feat, but we did it. Here they are holding their "Go Daddy" signs. We got to see him two times before he crossed the finish line.
In the sea of runners passing by the BJCC.
Still looking good. He was passing the McWane Center.
The girls were up at 5:45. We got dressed, bundled up, and headed downtown to watch for daddy. I must say it was no easy feat, but we did it. Here they are holding their "Go Daddy" signs. We got to see him two times before he crossed the finish line.
In the sea of runners passing by the BJCC.
Still looking good. He was passing the McWane Center.
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