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Below is the result of your feedback form. It was submitted by
Sue Bullock (subee@fast.net) on Wed Feb 4 22:54:35 CST 1998
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Street Address: Phillipsburg, NJ
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Birthday:
July 12th
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Years running:
over 20 years
About you: I've been a chiropractic assistant
for the past four years. I've been married to my husband Bernie
for 19 years and we have two sons, Bernie III whose 18 and Chuck
whose 17. Besides running I bowl in a league, play on an over
30 womens soccer team, am a field hockey official and hike, bike,
play tennis and racket ball. I like all kinds of sports. I also
teach seminars about chiropractic. If it weren't for my chiropractor
I probably wouldn't be able to run at all.
Your running: I started running when I graduated from
high school because I always played sports and there were no
adult teams around at the time so I just started running. I fell
in love with it. I've been in over 200 races and have come in
last in about half of them. My criteria for entering races is
what kind of t-shirt they offer, if they have drawings that everyone
is eligible and what kind of food they have at the finish. I've
run from a 5k to a marathon. My normal pace is about 12 minute
per mile. A little faster in short races, a little slower in
longer ones.
Other stuff: A local race the Pfizer five use to give
a "Ben Gay" award to the last place male and female
finishers. I won the award 3 years in a row until they did away
with it. I ran 2 New York marathons in about 6 1/2 hours each.
I've come in 10th overall in a race that had 10 participants.
I've won first place awards in my age group because no one else
was in my age group. I had to finish a race in a stadium where
they had turned the clock off and were already giving out the
awards. My friends think I'm crazy because I never run any faster.
I just like to run.
Brigade: Runners world magazine.
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