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Thank You to everyone that came to
our Event on Saturday!!
It was a beautiful day and alot of fun!
Thanks to all of our Sponsors!!!
We will post pictures on the website soon,
but they are available now on our Facebook Page!
We sold out of T-shirts on Saturday
and have placed an order for more so if you
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THE 5TH ANNUAL
FALLEN MARINE MEMORIAL RUN
SATURDAY, AUGUST 28TH 2010
Enjoy an all day event!
Registration begins at 8:00 A.M.
at Three Rivers Harley on Route 8.
The ride leaves at 11:00 AM.
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REGISTRATION DAY OF THE EVENT:
$25 Riders / $15 Passengers
PRE-REGISTER ONLINE NOW:
$20 Rider / $10 Passenger
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PRE- REGISTER ONLINE NOW.
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*If you need more than one registration, you will be able to change the quantity upon checkout.
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Cash donations for the
Fallen Marine Memorial Run
can be taken by credit card online through PayPal:
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We look forward to seeing everyone there.
More information about the 2010 Fallen Marine Memorial Run will be posted as we receive it.
THANK YOU AGAIN FOR ALL OF YOUR SUPPORT.
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2010 Recipient - Lance Corporal Richard Castagna |
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 Rich Castagna was born on December 30, 1987. He graduated from Peters Township High School in 2006. While attending high school he ran track, played football, baseball and hockey. From there he went to Marietta College to major in business and play football.
He went to boot camp October 15, 2008 and was the honor graduate of the class on January 9, 2009. He arrived at the 1st Battalion 2nd Marines Division March 27, 2009 and was deployed to Afghanistan March 4, 2010. He served as a team leader for Charlie Company 3rd Platoon. On April 1, 2010 he sustained injuries to both legs and his right hand from an IED blast while entering a building. He has since lost his middle finger on his right hand and his thumb and pinky had to be pinned on. The doctors do not know if he will ever have full use of his hand. He had a stage 2 concussion and lost both ear drums in the blast. As of right now, he has endured 10 surgeries and has a minimum of 4 more scheduled.
Lance Corporal Tyler Owen Griffin, age 20, was killed in the blast and will never be forgotten. |
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2010 T-shirts are in!
Want one now. You can now order one online.
We would like to thank GPSA for their generosity,
support, and fabulous job on the design of these shirts!
This is the front...
This is the back...
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