Adopt a Marathon Mile Award

The Atlanta Track Club has awarded the Gwinnett County Master Gardeners Association $2,500 for participation in the 2012 Adopt a Marathon Mile—and, we have been invited back for 2013!

A very special thanks to our Adopt a Marathon Mile volunteers!  We had 44 in our cheering squad and all of our volunteers were super enthusiastic and looked great in their costumes! We had fun — and it was so rewarding to hear the thank you’s from the runners for being there to support them.

If couldn’t participate in this event this year, please join us in 2013.
2012 Volunteers

Karen Alexander
M. J. Blackshear
Suzi Caapel
Judy Chesser
Karen Depew
Gordon Depew
Alice Dunn
Daniel Dunn
Terri Ervin
Susan Hendricks
Mary Ann Hindes
Greg Marldo
Jo Pell Holbrook
Dewey Holbrook
Maggie Howze
Greg Mauldin
Sherry McCann
Elba McCue
Bob McCue
Karen McGinty
Jane Montgomery
Scott Mullennix
Teri Nallett-Carmine
George Nash
Shannon Pabble
Therese Palhovic
Becky Panetta
Dave Panetta
Lori Prosser
Robin Scott
Tricia Seraphine
Debbie Schulte – Running for us!
Sue Shaw
Faye Sisson
Betty Songer
Rosalie Tubre
Gene Wallace
Sharon Wann
Winnie White
Hilary Wilson
Latha Yatabe
Graydon Yatabe
Nishok Yatabe
Sanjula Yatabe
Lou Young

 

 

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