Race for Hope - Results

The Catholic Charities West Virginia
Race for Hope - Results
An Official Ohio Valley Runners and Walkers Club Event

Race Date: April 18th 2009, 9am

Race For Hope Overall Results

OVERALL RUNNERS

MALE
1 SEAN FLANAGAN 17:09
2 ED TULLIUS 17:27
3 KEVIN ROUSH 18;15

FEMALE
1 MICHELLE McGINLEY 20:20
2 DIANE BASICH 20;56
3 ERIN ROUSH 21:18

OVERALL WALKERS

MALE
1. JIM MATYSICK 29:44
2. MOUSE YOKER 30:05
3 DAVID WORKMAN 31:22

FEMALE
1 SHERI ALIG 32:49
2 BRENDA COLVIN 33:52
3 KIMBERLY CASTE 35:46

OVERALL MASTERS RUNNERS

MALE
1 DENNIS DELBERT 18:22
2 WAYNE McCRAKEN 19:10
3 DAVE FIORILLI 20:11

FEMALE
1 KAREN JOHN 21:34
2 KIM SIMON 21:59
3 BAILEY HOSFELT 24:27

OVERALL MASTERS WALKERS

MALE
1 DAVE WILKINSON 33:34
2 DON ZALENSKI 34:23
3 DREW BROWN 35:21

FEMALE
1 MARY MORRIS 35:49
2 BRENDA STEWART 36:37
3 DONNA HOLMBERG 37:20

Click Here for Results by Finisher (.pdf)

Click Here for Results by Age Group (.pdf)

Catholic Charities West Virginia:

Catholic Charities West Virginia (CCWVa) held the Race for Hope to raise funds and awareness. The funds that were raised will go to support the general operating budget of the second largest social service organization in West Virginia. CCWVa programs are present in 43 of the 55 West Virginian counties. CCWVa was founded in 1931 and continues to serve thousands through programs that reach out to the unborn, children, parents, refugees, immigrants, elderly, disabled, victims of disaster and victims of poverty and injustice. In the year 2007, CCWVa served close to 75,000 individual West Virginians through a variety of services including, emergency assistance, nutrition programs, health programs, disaster relief, food distribution, pregnancy and parenting services, child and adolescent programs, immigration and refugee services, adult literacy programs and senior outreach services.

This event will also help with CCWVa’s overall goal to raise awareness about what the organization does across the state, the programs that are available to those in need and the needs that exist in each region of West Virginia. The central offices of CCWVa are located in Wheeling, West Virginia on the Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston campus. There are seven regional offices throughout the state and each of these offers services to the poor at a local level.

Special thanks to our sponsors:

D.F. Kratzer Photo/Courtesy of The Catholic Spirit

Pictured are sponsors of the Catholic Charities West Virginia Race for Hope, which will be held April 18. Pictured, from left, are Eugene Fahey, vice president & general manager of Altmeyer Funeral Homes; James G. Bordas III of Bordas & Bordas, PLLC; Edward Schmitt, treasurer & chief financial officer of Riesbecks Food Markets, Inc.; Sister Mary Louise Lisowski, S.C., executive director of Catholic Charities West Virginia; Father Frank O’Kruta, pastor of St. Alphonsus Parish in Wheeling; Bryan Minor, executive director of the Department of Communications and Development of Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston; Dennis Kozicki of Bodkin Wilson & Kozicki, PLLC; and Angela Zambito, assistant director of development for Catholic Charities. Not pictured are sponsors James D. Rock, works manager of PPG Industries, Inc. and Ralph W. Hoyer of Hoyer Hoyer & Smith, PLLC.