Race Director Delia Edelman
Natalie Burrowes
Robin and Chris Gower
Diane Quigley
Sean Hamilton
Joseph Bencivenga
Eternal Winter 6-Hour Run BY JOHN CURLEY
T he Eternal Winter 6-Hour Run was held on Sunday, February 18, 2024 after being rescheduled from January 28 due to a rain storm that left Greenbury Point wet and unusable. This rescheduling, while necessary for the safety of the runners and race crew, resulted in a reduction in the race field from approximately 80 runners to 39 runners, all of whom graciously donated their entry fee of $25 to our beneficiary. The Light House shelter of Annapolis is the annual recipient of the food and monetary donations for this race. This year a total of approximately $2,000 was raised as well as one (1) truck full of food donations. This event is supported by the Annapolis Striders, some of whom came out to
volunteer their time and talents for this cause. We had the support of both Striders and other runners. Darrell Mak volunteers his time for this event each year. Delia Edelmann headed up the registration table and resolved issues that
interfering with the course with his chain saw. My daughter, Meghan Curley was there
to help with questions and concerns from the runners. John Hayward couldn’t be there this year, but we were grateful
arose during the registration process. Tom Lyden was there to help with the setup and delivered food and monetary donations to The Light House. Kathryn Pegues kept the hot chocolate warm and toasty. Miguel Mesa helped with the course marking and removed a tree limb that was
that his cooking stove kept the hot chocolate warm! Karsten Brown kept the runners informed via social media about the race and the rescheduled date. As is often said, this race would not be successful without the support of so many Striders and other runners. Thank you all!
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