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    A mother’s tragic loss provides hope / Inaugural Race for a Soldier half marathon assists service members dealing with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder [Image 1 of 4]

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    Runners are crossing the finish line of a charity race called 'Race For A Soldier,' sponsored by Evergreen Asset Management. The lead runner wearing bib number 103 is crossing under a large red inflatable finish arch. A race clock displays a time of 1:47.1, with spectators and volunteers lining both sides of the course.

    GIG HARBOR, WASHINGTON, UNITED STATES

    10.16.2011

    Photo by Staff Sgt. Teresa Adams 

    28th Public Affairs Detachment

    Runners cross the finish line Oct. 16 at the Inaugural Race for a Soldier half marathon. The marathon was founded by Leslie Mayne who tragically lost her son in 2009 due to Post Traumatic Stress Disorder suffered from a deployment to Iraq in 2006. Proceeds from the event will go to support programs for soldiers to include; the Puget Sound Area USO, Hearbeat Serving Wounded Warriors, Horses For Heroes through Rainier Therapeutic Riding, and Canines and Heroes for Independence.

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    Date Taken: 10.16.2011
    Date Posted: 10.31.2011 18:55
    Photo ID: 482124
    VIRIN: 111016-A-1826A-001
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    Location: GIG HARBOR, WASHINGTON, US
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    Runners are crossing the finish line of a charity race called 'Race For A Soldier,' sponsored by Evergreen Asset Management. The lead runner wearing bib number 103 is crossing under a large red inflatable finish arch. A race clock displays a time of 1:47.1, with spectators and volunteers lining both sides of the course.
    The image shows what appears to be a race or athletic event finish area, where a volunteer in a yellow jacket is handing out or preparing a mylar emergency blanket for a female runner dressed in black Nike athletic gear. Several other volunteers in matching yellow jackets are visible in the background, along with a rack holding multiple medals or finisher items. The setting appears to be outdoors in a parking or staging area with trees visible in the background.
    A U.S. Army soldier in full ACU (Army Combat Uniform) with a large rucksack and two American flags attached participates in what appears to be a 'Race for a Soldier' event, indicated by the bib number 80 on his uniform. He is conversing with two civilian men, one wearing a race bib numbered 20, in an outdoor wooded setting. The event appears to be a charity or memorial run/ruck march.
    Two men are shaking hands on an outdoor stage under a tent canopy, appearing to be part of an award or recognition ceremony. A third man stands in the background holding a microphone, likely serving as an emcee or announcer. The setting includes a live music stage with drums and microphone stands visible.

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