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2014 Boston Marathon Men’s winner Meb
Keflezighi - first US winner in 30 years
In this Issue:
Race Calendar
Prez Corner
March Minutes
April Minutes
Volunteering Basics
Boston Mar. Finishers
Marathon Quotes
ADK Distance Run App
Duanesburg Dash Results
Lexington Run App
Banquet Recap
Relay for Life Info
FMRRCHappenings
FMRRC Ad Rates
Contacts
Membership app
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The Presidents Corner
By Bill Platt
It’s been a long hard winter and it’s still tough to
believe that we’re in the spring season. Lots of rain, lots
of unusually cold weather and even some April snow
has left me wondering if it’ll ever warm up. As I write
this in late April, the forecast is still for mornings in the
twenties. This has been one of the toughest winters for
running in a long time - the combination of cold
weather, bone chilling winds, and snowstorms have
made running an activity that requires dedication,
perseverance, and the ability to ignore the part of your
brain that prioritizes warmth and comfort. This year I
swear not to complain about the hot weather in July just hope I can stick to that.
Congratulations go out to all the local runners who
competed in the Boston Marathon, which to me is the
ultimate in road racing. Elsewhere in the newsletter
you’ll find a list of locals. Just to get to Boston is an
accomplishment in itself, requiring a demanding finish
time for any age in a qualifying marathon. And this one
was truly special just one year after the horrible events
in Boston. The word “hero” is so overused these days
that it is almost meaningless, but the first responders at
last years race are truly worthy of the term - rushing
into the horror to save lives instead of obeying the
rational impulse to run the other way. We all like to
think we would do the same - let’s hope we never have
to find out.
Continued on Page 2
Local Race Calendar and Events
MAY
May 3:
May 8:
May 10:
May 10:
May 10:
May 15:
May 17:
May 17:
May 18:
May 25:
May 31:
May 31:
Rotary Run for the Roses
FMRRC Monthly Meeting
Prospect Mountain Road Race
Jogs for Jugs Half Marathon/5K
26th Annual Towpath Trail Run
CDPHP Workforce Team Challenge
Johnson Jog
The Champlain Bridge 5K
Mountain Valley Hospice 5K
Vermont City Marathon
Charlton 5K
Freihofers Run for Women 5k
9:00 AM
7:00 PM
9:00 AM
9:00 AM
5:30 PM
6:25 PM
9:00 AM
10:00 AM
10:00 AM
8:00 AM
10:00 AM
9:45 AM
Johnstown, NY
Fort Hunter, NY
Lake George, NY
Duanesburg, NY
St. Johnsville, NY
Albany, NY
Johnstown, NY
Crown Point, NY
Johnstown, NY
Burlington,VT
Charlton, NY
Albany, NY
598-7901
568-7509
762-8712
597-3794
568-7509
384-0065
273-5552
JUNE
June 7:
June 7:
June 12:
June 14:
June 14:
June 15:
June 22:
Lexington Run
Kinderhook OK 5K
FMRRC Monthly Meeting
Tri-City Valley Cats Home Run 5K
19th Annual Lions Ramble
31st Annual Mule Haul
Adirondack Distance Run
9:00 AM
9:00 AM
7:00 PM
9:00 AM
5:30 PM
9:00 AM
7:30 AM
Johnstown, NY
Kinderhook, NY
Fort Hunter, NY
Troy,NY
Fort Plain,NY
Fort Hunter,NY
Lake George, NY
568-7509
758-9480
456-3682
568-7509
866-1319
792-7396
JULY
July 1:
July 4:
July 4:
July 10:
July 12:
July 26:
Colonie Mile
6:00 PM
Firecracker 4
9:00 AM
Montcalm Mile
1:45 PM
FMRRC Monthly Meeting
7:00 PM
Greater Glenville YMCA 5K
8:30 AM
Turning Point 5K and Kids Fun Run 9:00 AM
Colonie, NY
Saratoga Springs, NY
Ticonderoga, NY
Fort Hunter, NY
Scotia, NY
Schuylerville, NY
429-5440
744-5646
585-9871
399-8118
222-0166
FMRRC Grand Prix Races are in BOLDFACE
Presidents Corner (cont. From Page 1)
This is a busy time for the race season in general and the Grand Prix series in particular. In May and June are the local Triple
Crown series - Run for the Roses and the Mountain Valley Hospice Run in May and the Lexington Run (also a Grand Prix race)
in June. Other Grand Prix races include the Johnson Jog in May and the Mule Haul and Adirondack Distance Run in June. I hope
to see you at any and all of these races - local running is definitely on the upswing.
Please remember to email our Grand Prix Chairwoman Trisha Bobowski ([email protected]) with your finish times
at Grand Prix races. It’s the only way to ensure that you receive the credit for your effort in the Grand Prix. And also remember
that you DO need to volunteer at a race to be eligible for Grand Prix competition. Volunteering basics are detailed in this issue.
Please feel free to attend FMRRC monthly meetings - they occur on the second Thursday of the month at 7 PM. We don’t
bite and love to see new people. In the summer there is the location bonus - they’re held at Karen’s Ice Cream Stand in Fort
Hunter.
Gotta run,
Bill
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Meeting Minutes -March 13, 2014
Alpin Haus Fitness Center
The meeting was called to order at 7:00 p.m. by President Bill Platt
In attendance: Charlie Guere, Jake Smith, Ginny Mosher, Keith Waters, Bill Platt and Laura Burroughs
Secretary’s report: Last month’s minutes were read by Bill Platt. Motion to accept made by Charlie Guere and
seconded by Jake Smith and was accepted.
Treasurer’s report: Scholarship $913.70
Checking: $2,747.00
Keith made a motion to move $300.00 from the checking account to the scholarship fund. Bill
Platt seconded. All in favor, motion passed
Sales tax has been filed. The profit from the Winter Wimp was $954.00
Correspondence:
None
Committee reports: Apparel: Laura Burroughs reported that the jackets are in. She and Ginny Mosher will work on
new items for the website
Membership: No report
Volunteer: No report
Newsletter: At the printers
Website: No report
Sponsorship: No report
Mileage challenge: No report
Old Business:
New Business:
The Lane 10K is August 3, 2014.
It was decided to cap the t-shirt souvenirs for the races at 150.
Bill Platt will be the Mule Race director again this year. He will contract the Hot Dog Hut to see
how many were served last year to possible cut back on amount ordered for this year.
The club will do the finish line this year at the Mule Haul.
Ronnie Dona contacted Bill Platt in regards to the club helping out at one of the Triple Crown Races
Run for the Roses on May 3rd. He will email the info on how to organize a race. He will also send
other contact people who may be able to help.
Bill brought up making a donation in memory of Joyce’s sister who passed away. Keith Waters
motioned to make a $50 donation, 2nd by Ginny Mosher. All were in favor. Motion passed
A motion to adjourn was made by Bill Platt and seconded by Keith Waters.
The next meeting with held 4/10/14 at Alpin Haus Fitness Center
Respectfully submitted by Laura Burroughs
FMRRC is on Facebook!
Go take a look at http://www.facebook.com/groups/412628482904/
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Meeting Minutes -April 10, 2014
Alpin Haus Fitness Center
The meeting was called to order at 7:00 p.m. by President Bill Platt
In attendance: Jane Constantine, Jake Smith, Pat Robinson, Ron Robinson, Bill Plat, Ray Lee, Patrick Wholly,
Ian Hutchinson, Tom Constantine and guest Sharon
Secretary’s report: Minutes from the March meeting were read. Motion to accept made by Jake Smith and
seconded by Patrick Wholly and were accepted.
Treasurer’s report: No report
Correspondence:
We received a thank you from RRCA for our donation.
We received a catalog from Custom Link
We received a race application for Trenton 5K and half-marathon
Committee reports: Apparel: No report
Membership: No report
Volunteer: No report
Grand Prix: No report
Scholarship: No report
Sponsorship: No report
Website: Up to date
Mileage challenge: 2nd quarter forms are up on the website
Newsletter: March/April newsletter is at the printers. Bill Platt will email to Charlie
Guere so he can put up on the website
Old Business:
New Business:
We will be working at the following races.
send out emails looking for help.
4/19 Cops and Joggers 5K
4/26 Duanesburg Dash 5K
5/3
Rotary Run for the Roses 5K
5/17 Johnson Jog 5K
5/18 Mountain Valley Hospice 5K
6/7
Lexington 5K
Volunteers are needed. Diane Hanson will
Amsterdam
Duaanesburg
Johnstown
Johnstown
FMCC
Johnstown
Highway clean-up will be held 5/10, 9:00 a.m. @ First Niagara Bank. Breakfast after.
We have formed a team to participate in Cancer Society’s Relay for Life will be held
6/6 - 6/7. For fundraisers we are selling handmade crafts:
Dog beds
$20
Cat beds
$18
Lap quilts
$30
Rag quilts
$25
We also have homemade chocolate lollipops $2
Contact Tom Constantine at [email protected] for more information about
the products, joining the team or making a donation
A motion to adjourn was made by Ron Robinson and seconded by Ian Hutchinson
The next meeting with held 5/8/14 at Karen’s Produce
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Volunteering with the FMRRC
Notes: Volunteering at a race is mandatory for consideration for FMRRC Grand Prix awards. For
a list of races to volunteer at, go to the FMRRC Grand Prix web page. Not all categories exist at
all Grand Prix races
Volunteering is fun and rewarding. It’s the heart of any organization and we at FMRRC aren’t any different. Each
year, at the two races we sponsor (Winter Wimp and Mule Haul) our members, their families, and friends come out
in full force to make sure we put on a wonderful race. We also help with many other races on our grand-prix list
each year. If you’re interested in volunteering, here is a listing of jobs and a description
Parking: Guide cars to designated parking areas
Set-up: Set-up tables for registration, food, water stops, finish line and chairs (if needed)
Day of Race Registration: Some people wait until race day to sign-up— we take their application and money, and
give them a race number and the give-away
Packet/Race Number Pick-up: When pre-registered runners come in you look-up their name on a list and give
them their race number and packet
Road Marshals: Help runners stay on course by guiding them around corners when there may be a couple of
different ways to go
Traffic Control: Make sure the vehicles stay away from the runners
Split Timers: At different mileage points in the race, tell runners their time as they run by
Water Stops: Give out water to runners as they run by
Apparel Sales: Sell FMRRC apparel
50/50 Ticket Seller: At our races we do a 50/50 raffle to benefit the scholarship fund
Finish Line: Guide runners through the finish line shoot and help them tear off their number, which then gets put
on the spindle. At the same time, someone with a handheld clock records the runners times.
Results: Compile times from finish link. Breakdown winners into overall and age-group categories.
Food: Give out food to the runners and volunteers as they come in from the race. You may also help out with
cutting up fruit.
Clean-up: Take down tables, chairs, finish line, pack-up supplies and gather garbage
Thank you to all who have volunteered and those who will in the future. Please contact Diane Hanson, at
[email protected] if you’d like more information or if you’re interested in volunteering.
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Boston Marathon Local Finishers
NAME
AGE
Chester Tumidajewicz
Timothy Fisher
Edward Bown
Randall Cannell
Carolyn Herkenham
Kenneth Sluti
Rob Hudyncia
Ryan Hudyncia
Mary Hallett
Nancy Briskie
Erin Corcoran
Richard Homenick
Alexander Popovics
Sarah Popovics
Joseph Sullivan
Joe Yavonditte
David Roy
Brian Debraccio
Tina Green e
Cheryl Tracy-Debraccio
Craig Dubois
John Geesler
60
61
72
41
23
41
51
24
41
56
40
50
65
25
35
65
59
48
40
48
50
55
S
M
M
M
M
F
M
M
M
F
F
F
M
M
F
M
M
M
M
F
F
M
M
FMRRC members are in BOLDFACE
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CITY
Amsterdam
Ballston Spa
Broadalbin
Broadalbin
Charlton
Fonda
Fort Plain
Fort Plain
Gloversville
Schenectady
Schenectady
Schenectady
Schenectady
Schenectady
Schenectady
Schenectady
Schoharie
Scotia
Scotia
Scotia
Sprakers
St. Johnsville
TIME
4:31:58
4:40:16
4:26:14
2:58:08
3:27:31
3:20:19
3:24:34
3:00:28
3:21:27
3:18:33
3:58:01
3:52:47
5:05:52
3:46:43
2:57:01
4:06:09
3:36:16
3:25:41
3:47:02
3:49:52
3:07:55
3:27:35
OVERALL
23746
24837
22840
1967
8524
6541
7667
2474
6811
6063
17555
16048
27723
14387
1773
19333
11217
7981
14480
15267
3729
8547
Marathon Quotes
"You have to forget your last marathon before you try another. Your mind can't know what's coming."
Frank Shorter, 1972 Olympic marathon gold medalist
"The difference between the mile and the marathon is the difference between burning your fingers with a
match and being slowly roasted over hot coals."
Hal Higdon, running writer and coach
"I'm never going to run this again."
Grete Waitz, after winning her first of nine New York City marathons
"Anyone can run 20 miles. It's the next six that count."
Barry Magee
"Anyone can run a hundred meters, it's the next forty-two thousand and two hundred that count."
Seen on a running T-shirt
"No doubt a brain and some shoes are essential for marathon success, although if it comes down to a choice,
pick the shoes. More people finish marathons with no brains than with no shoes."
Don Kardong
"The marathon can humble you."
Bill Rodgers, winner of four Boston and four NYC marathons
“I thought about how many preconceived notions would crumble when I trotted along for 26 miles.”
Bobbi Gibb, first woman to finish the Boston Marathon, 1966
"Wicked fast runnah"
Seen at the Boston Marathon expo
“When I go to the Boston Marathon now, I have wet shoulders – women fall into my arms crying.
They’re weeping for joy because running has changed their lives. They feel they can do anything.”
Kathrine Switzer, first woman to officially enter and run the Boston Marathon in 1967
"I saw the Prudential Center Tower from about two miles out, but for quite a while I thought it was a mirage.
I kept seeing it and I thought I'd never get there."
Neil Cusack, Ireland, 1974 Boston Marathon winner
"The body does not want you to do this. As you run, it tells you to stop but the mind must be strong.
You always go too far for your body. You must handle the pain with strategy...It is not age; it is not
diet. It is the will to succeed."
Jacqueline Gareau, 1980 Boston Marathon champ
"At mile 20, I thought I was dead. At mile 22, I wished I was dead. At mile 24, I knew I was dead. At
mile 26.2, I realized I had become too tough to kill."
Unknown
"Marathoning is just another form of insanity."
John J. Kelly, winner of the 1952 Boston Marathon:
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Duanesburg Dash Results
Place
Bib # Name
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
803
777
783
785
806
791
789
779
793
816
786
815
772
790
767
817
809
773
807
810
795
821
799
824
811
812
823
780
774
822
808
796
813
765
804
766
814
775
788
784
801
768
769
782
764
805
792
818
819
800
778
776
Jim Sweeney
Bob Kanarkiewicz
Mark Lansing
Anthony Luciano
Abby VanderVeen
Joshua O'Connor
Roy Mowrey
Kelly Kolnick
Larry Perrotti
Joe Yavonditte
Brian Maillard
Elaine Atanasova
Eleanor Felton
Caitlin Nirsberger
Les Chase
Terry Smith
Rebecca Weiderman
Douglas Fox
Kathy VanValen
Amy Wright
Richard Bulach
Dave Bovee
Amanda Rose
George Atanasova
Cynthia Zinzow
Zachary Zinzow
Jenna Silberman
Linda Kolnick
Kileen Iveson
Kris Janetsky
Brendan Walsh
Sarah Bulach
Daniel Connor
Gina Britton
Steve Sweeney
Cindy Chase
Emma Connor
Tonia Iveson
Ginny Mosher
Julie Lindh
Steve Schrade
Louise Dickinson
Will Dickinson
Kathleen Kosinski
Therese Brigham
Kim Tanzman
Jeff Peil
Anne Taylor
Bridget Krepcio
Casey Ruland
Sarah Karker
Christine Johnson
Age
Sex
Time
Pace
32
55
38
38
23
38
55
29
41
65
44
13
13
33
52
66
46
69
45
36
68
57
28
12
32
9
25
62
19
39
36
34
58
44
59
51
15
51
67
38
65
48
22
45
30
38
58
63
37
32
39
44
M
M
M
M
F
M
M
F
M
M
M
F
F
F
M
M
F
M
F
F
M
M
F
M
F
M
F
F
F
M
M
F
M
F
M
F
F
F
F
F
M
F
M
F
F
F
M
F
F
M
F
F
0:18:08
0:21:09
0:21:15
0:22:56
0:24:12
0:24:25
0:24:30
0:25:00
0:25:57
0:26:16
0:26:33
0:26:56
0:26:57
0:27:09
0:27:13
0:27:15
0:27:35
0:28:02
0:28:12
0:28:57
0:29:02
0:29:31
0:29:35
0:29:36
0:29:56
0:30:13
0:30:26
0:30:35
0:30:59
0:31:33
0:31:56
0:32:09
0:32:46
0:32:53
0:32:54
0:33:54
0:33:58
0:34:10
0:34:11
0:34:59
0:36:10
0:38:32
0:38:33
0:40:04
0:40:18
0:40:18
0:40:19
0:40:25
0:40:26
0:47:26
0:59:09
0:59:11
5:50
6:48
6:50
7:23
7:47
7:52
7:53
8:03
8:21
8:27
8:33
8:40
8:41
8:44
8:46
8:46
8:53
9:01
9:05
9:19
9:21
9:30
9:31
9:32
9:38
9:44
9:48
9:51
9:58
10:09
10:17
10:21
10:33
10:35
10:35
10:55
10:56
11:00
11:00
11:16
11:39
12:24
12:25
12:54
12:58
12:58
12:59
13:01
13:01
15:16
19:02
19:03
RUN/WALK
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
W
W
W
W
W
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FMRRC BANQUET RECAP
The FMRRC annual Banquet took place January 26th at Nicolino’s Restaurant in Amsterdam.
It was in many ways a year of firsts for the banquet. It was the first year the banquet was held in January instead
of the more traditional “day after the Stockadeathon” date. It was the first year in many years that the banquet was
not held at Sport Island Pub. And it was the first year in many years that the banquet had a guest speaker.
The speaker was John Geesler, a local running icon who runs ultramarathons with no more thought than most of
us give to a 5K race. He regaled the audience with tales of his trials, tribulations, and experiences in “ultra” running.
It was a real treat to hear his experiences and be able to ask him questions about running.
The meal was first rate - the menu was Chicken Francais, ziti, and salad - all delicious and served by the gracious
staff. It confirmed the restaurants reputation as one of the top local Italian restaurants. Thankfully some things don’t
change - after the meal the traditional “Cookies by Joyce” were served and vanished quickly.
After the dinner club awards and Grand Prix awards were given out, The only club award given was to Christine
Eaton as the Rookie of the Year. Her accomplishments - first overall woman at the 2014 Winter Wimp, taking firsts
at many other Grand Prix races in 2013, made her a truly deserving recipient. Doris Castle gave out Mileage
Challenge awards, Ray Lee, Julie Hudyncia, Ryan Hudyncia, and Stephen Montanaro earned mileage challenge
jackets, Shirley Hudyncia and Laura Milak earned 10,000 mile patches, and Bill Manning and Jake Smith earned
20,000 mile patches. Outgoing club president Ginny Mosher gave the Presidents Award to Bill Platt, which was a
complete surprise to me and for which I am truly thankful.
After some after dinner schmoozing the banquet came to an end and out we went into the cold January night leaving another enjoyable banquet as a fond memory.
Banquet speaker John Geesler
Doris Castle gives out Mileage Challenge awards
Ginny Mosher in action
Satisfied customers enjoy the festivities
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FMRRC and the Relay for Life
FMRRC is once again fielding a team for the Relay for Life taking place June 6-7 at
Amsterdan High High School. To find out more, join the team, or donate contact Jane
Constantine ([email protected])
FMRRC Happenings
May
May 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 - FMRRC Coffee Run, 8:00 AM, Burger King, Amsterdam
May 8 - FMRRC monthly meeting, 7 PM, Karens Ice Cream Stand, Fort Hunter
May 10 - Takin’ out the Trash - Club Road Cleanup on Maple Avenue, 9 AM, NBT Bank, Amsterdam
May 17- Johnson Jog, 9:00 AM, Johnstown, 762-4459
May ? - ACE Mile and Kids Fun Run, 6:00 PM, Amsterdam
June
June 7, 14, 21, 28 - FMRRC Coffee Run, 8:00 AM, Burger King, Amsterdam
June 7 - Lexington Run, 9:00 AM, Johnstown, 736-3889
June 12 - FMRRC monthly meeting, 7 PM, Karens Ice Cream Stand, Fort Hunter
June 22 - Adirondack Distance Run, 7:30 AM, Lake George
Items in boldface are FMRRC Grand Prix events
FMRRC Newsletter Advertising Rates
Do you want to reach a health minded population of runners, their
families, and friends? Consider advertising in the FMRRC Finish Line
Newsletter for any of the terms below.
For more info, or to place ads email Bill Platt at [email protected]
Standard Ad (3 5/8” x 2”) - $60/year. . $25/3 months
Quarter-Page Ad (3 5/8” x 4 3/4”) - $110/year. . $40/3 months
Half-Page Ad (3 5/8” x 9 3/4” or 7 1/2” x 4 3/4”) - $200/year . . $65/3 months . . $25/1 month
Full-Page Ad (7 1/2” x 9 3/4”) - $300/year. . $100/3 months.. $35/1 month
Ad Insert-$30/month
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Race Application Insert - $25/month
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Takin
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Offering Deep Tissue, Swedish, Hot Stone Massage,
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Sessions tailored specifically to the needs of runners are
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Hours by appointment - call 842-5443
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The Finish Line is published seven times a year by the Fulmont Roadrunners Club, Inc., a not-for-profit organization that
promotes running and other physical, recreational activities for people of all ages throughout Fulton and Montgomery
Counties. The editorial office is at 172 McCaffrey Avenue, Hagaman, NY 12086, e-mail [email protected].
FMRRC Contacts
Officers
President: Bill Platt- [email protected]
Vice President: Ginny Mosher - [email protected]
Secretary: Jane Constantine - [email protected]
Treasurer: Keith Waters - [email protected]
Committee Chairs
Apparel: Laura Burroughs - [email protected]
Cross-Country Awards: Stu Palczak - [email protected]
Dern Scholarship: Stu Palczak - [email protected]
Grand Prix: Tricia Bobowski- [email protected]
Membership: Jane Constantine - [email protected]
Mileage Challenge: Doris Castle - [email protected]
Sponsorship: Doris Castle - [email protected]
Volunteers: Diane Hanson - [email protected]
Newsletter
Bill Platt, Editor - [email protected]
Race Directors
2014 Winter Wimp– Rick Vertucci– [email protected]
2014 ACE Mile and Fun Run– Stu Palczak– [email protected]
2014 Mule Haul - Bill Platt - [email protected]
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General Info
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FULMONT ROADRUNNERS CLUB, INC.
Application and Membership Renewal Form
Please print and then sign your name at the bottom
Duplicate as necessary
Age
Name
Mailing Address
City
DOB
State
Renewal
( ) Individual ($18)
Check type of membership:
(Same price automatically
includes your membership in
the Road Runners Club of
America.)
Zip
E-mail
Telephone
New Membership
Sex
Family/Couple Memberships
Please list names ages, and dates of birth of other runners
( ) Couple ($20)
( ) Family ($25)
( ) Student ($10)
Make check payable to Fulmont Roadrunners Club, Inc. and mail to:
Keith Waters, FMRRC, 161 Strevy Lane, Amsterdam, NY 12010
Would you like to make a tax-deductible donation to the club’s James Dern Memorial Scholarship Fund?
Just include with your Application/renewal a check made out to the FMRRC with “Scholarship Fund” noted on the memo line.
Club Membership Application Waiver
I know that running and volunteering to work in Club races are potentially hazardous activities. I should not enter and run in Club activities unless I am medically able
and Properly trained. I agree to abide by any decision of a race official relative to my ability to safely compete the run. I assume all risks associated with running and
volunteering To work in Club races including but not limited to fans, contact with other participants, the effects of the weather, including high heat and/or humidity, the
conditions of The road and traffic on the course, as such risks being known and appreciated by me. Having read the waiver and knowing these facts and in consideration of your acceptance Of my application for membership, I, for myself and anyone entered to act on my behalf waive and release the Road Runners Club of America,
the Fulmont Roadrunners Club and all sponsors, their representatives and successors from all claims or liability of any kind arising out of my participation in these Club
activities even though that Liability may arise out of negligence or carelessness on the part of the persons named in this waiver.
Signature:
Date:
Parent’s signature (if under 18 years of age):
The date on the mailing label is the anniversary of when you joined; when it comes up your renewal is due.
Bill Platt
Fulmont Roadrunners Club Inc
172 McCaffrey Avenue
Hagaman NY 12086
Nonprofit
Organization
US Postage Paid
Hagaman, NY
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