140.6 miles for Ron

Training for a race requires a lot of time and I use this time to help raise funds for others.

Monday, February 25, 2013

Home and friends

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Its hard to believe I've been in the Oshawa area for 10 years this year.  Barry and I went home to Almonte on the weekend to celebrate h...
Sunday, February 17, 2013

ups and downs

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It might be cold but it is sunny.  There really isn't anything like a cold winter day with the sun shinning off the snow and a crisp blu...
Sunday, January 27, 2013

Let the training begin

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The last few weeks have been tough.  Two weeks ago I was feeling under the weather and after four or five days I decided to go to the clini...
Tuesday, January 1, 2013

New Year Intents (Resolutions)

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HAPPY 2013. Wow 365 days have passed and we are in the first day of another 365 days.  The New Year brings so much anticipation and hope f...
Friday, December 28, 2012

Thoughts

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It is hard to believe the end of 2012 is upon us. I had hope to finish the year off with a fundraiser for Lifewater Canada but due to circ...
Sunday, November 18, 2012

Season of Giving - All Year Long?

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Hello on this fine November day. I started composing yesterday and thought I would share what I have been doing on the off season with reg...
Saturday, September 29, 2012

A few things I learned over 2012 race season

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A success from each race Around the Bay - I can run for a long distance.  After many years of not running I proved to myself, with Dr. ...
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I had no idea signing up for an Ironmotivation bike class in 2010 would impact my life so much. In this class I met Ron Foster who encouraged me to reach out to Coach Paul to conquer my fear of swimming. I took his advice and this year I'm attempting my first full Ironman distance triathlon (4K swim, 180K bike, 42K run). Just before Ron represented Canada in Australia he was diagnosed with cancer. With the doctors help he was able to race and achieve his dream of representing Canada. After this race our lives led in different ways and I lost track of my mentor. I would often think of Ron and pray for him. Earlier this year Ron passed away with cancer. My heart breaks every time I think he is no longer with us. This year I'm racing in memory of my mentor and friend Ron and in support of the R.S. McLaughlin Cancer Centre. Ron you were a gentlemen, a great athlete, a mentor and you inspired so many of us. Your memory lives on with each one of us. Each time I jump into the lake it is because of you.
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