Lions Club Holds Race for Veterans Wall
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The 5k at its start.
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Lions Club Members Dani Bubier and Lola Fury pose with Lions Club t-shirts.
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Lions Club Members Russ Carter, Darcy McNaboe, Hugh Grant, and Dani Bubier escape the heat.
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5k Participant Willie English and his hand-crafted walking stick.
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High-place finishers are rewarded with medals.
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Erick Vasquez of Raceline and Millma Castro track the times of runners.
Photo Courtesy of: Bill Nessel
A group of participants run together to push themselves to the finish line.
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Some of the runners were dressed in tutu's and bright colors for the event.
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Krissee Rodriguez wins first place with a time of 19 minutes 18 seconds.
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It didn't matter how you participated. Many people ran, jogged, and walked.
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Krissee Rodriguez leading the heard. One-hundred and forty-six runners begin their 5k.
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Along with the lion mascot, was a group of people, and an arch of balloons to congratulate the runners at the finish line.
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The runners were able to have their earphones in, listening to music to motivate them to keep running.
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