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Enoch Lee, a native Newarker and University of Delaware student, lost his life in a tragic car accident this past October. There will be a unique 10K trail run—“The Race To Save The World – Enoch Lee Memorial Run”—on Saturday April 18th in Middle Run Park (off Possum Hollow Road) in Enoch’s memory.
The start of the race, in fact, is very close to Enoch’s family’s home. More information can be found at www.runreg.com/enoch.
Note: Anyone who wants to order a special race t-shirt needs to register by this Friday, April 3rd.
The race is part of a trail-running series www.trailcreekseries.org. CRR Brian Bahnson, whose wife Lauri Webber is one of the promoters of the Trail Creek Series, invites you to support and get the word out about the race.
All (100%) of the proceeds will benefit the Enoch Lee Memorial Fund.
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