This morning, Alec ran the Race for the Cure 5K. He ran in honor of Pam G. from Texas, who is a cancer survivor and a dear friend of ours.
He got to the first mile mark in a fast time.
Here he is coming in to the finish line. He had hoped to finish in around 24 minutes. He did not quite make it that fast, however.
His official finish time was 26:24, which was good enough for 1st place in his age division.
This crazy colored poodle was present at the race.
This is Alec receiving his trophy.
All of the Spartans who raced stood together for a group shot.
This morning, Alec ran the Race for the Cure 5K. He ran in honor of Pam G. from Texas, who is a cancer survivor and a dear friend of ours.
He got to the first mile mark in a fast time.
Here he is coming in to the finish line. He had hoped to finish in around 24 minutes. He did not quite make it that fast, however.
His official finish time was 26:24, which was good enough for 1st place in his age division.
This crazy colored poodle was present at the race.
This is Alec receiving his trophy.
All of the Spartans who raced stood together for a group shot.
I just pulled up the McAfee & Hatter blog's. Sorry I'm late on this. Alec, thank you for running for the cure in honor of me!!!!!! What a blessing! It is humbling. Especially after having tests done during October. All is well... God bless you as you persevere in your running & shortening your time. Pam Guffey
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