The Philadelphia Marathon was Megan's 4th and JP's 20th.

See details in Megan's Team Section.

Besides the many family pictures from the 2019 Maine vacation (see Family & Friends section), we commissioned Neal Hughes (father of running friend and coach, Colleen) to do a painting of a favorite scene from Mt. Desert Island.  

Aaron, Debbie and JP in 2005 on Acadia Mountain with Somes Sound behind us.  The painting will capture Somes Sound from the small mountain (Flying Mountain) behind us in this picture.

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On this date, just three years ago, Aaron died.  It was our saddest moment ever.  We asked Adam to build this website for us so we could share our thoughts and current experiences in order to honor and remember Aaron.  We pray for Aaron and we pray that his light can continue to shine upon us.

We were able to upload lots of photographs and memories and hope that you will look through the various pages on this site.

It's Saturday of Easter weekend.  Last week was emotional and remarkable.  On Friday April 12th we gathered to remember Aaron on his 30th birthday.  The day began with Mass at OLGC, coffee on Main Street and a visit to Moorestown Friends School where we toured Van Meter Hall.  Following a visit to the cemetery, we drove to Boston for the Marathon weekend.  Aaron loved that race and the fun-filled times we had with family and friends.  The weekend and race proved to be very memorable.  Please see the various posts in Family & Friends as well as Megan's Team.

On this Good Friday, we so dearly miss Aaron.  In honoring his memory, we have added several updates to this web site.  Please look at the Megan's Team and Sports pages.

We wanted to share this e-card with our readers, as it reminded us of many of the things Aaron loved to do.

https://www.jacquielawson.com/ecard/view?code=7338854302577&ob=1&cont=1

Major update to the look and content of the blog, as we continue to learn how this thing works.  Look at each page for new photos and posts.  We miss you, Aaron.

Here are the Philadelphia Marathon results for Megan and JP:

http://live.xacte.com/templates/philadelphiamarathon.com/for-runners/

And for those who may not find these tidbits, you may enjoy:

3:24:16, or 7:43 per mile with a very strong wind throughout much of the course.

JP - 4th in age group (60-64) - BTW those other old guys were not pushing their disabled children; and 877 overall.

Megan - 39th in age group (25-29) and 137th female finisher.

There were about 7,500 finishers.