The Gals for Cal Team
Below are a few words about each of us, an idea of how we are connected to each other, and our thoughts about the triathlons. Most important is our reason for joining the team and working together to "Challenge Ourselves and Challenge Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy".
To the left is the logo that we will be proudly displaying on our team shirts at this year's triathlon. Look for us out there on the course and in the neighborhood - we are all Livin' Large these days!
Cindy Quitzau: 2009, 2010
I am doing this triathlon for my son Calvin who is now 8 years old. Calvin is fighting the fight for his life: Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. This year will be my 2nd triathlon. New for me in 2010: learning to swim. Last year I did the bike and run segments of the race and this year I have added a new challenge by taking on the swim segment also. I have never considered myself an athlete, ever. But I am doing this for Calvin because, if there is not one day soon better therapies or a cure, Calvin will never swim, bike or run as a teenager. And it is highly probable that he may not live beyond his twenties. I am doing this because I can do it--for Cal, for Keelan, for Jake, and for Jett and for the 20,000 other boys like them! In addition, I am doing this with a tremendous group of women who have all taken on an enormous and impressive personal physical challenge themselves. Until last years triathlon together, most of us had never done this type of thing before either! Our team continues to grow and some of the Gals I have never even met! But all of them are inspired by my son, Calvin. There is nothing more touching to a mother's heart than knowing others will make personal sacrifices for your own son and for other children they may not even know. I learned from last year's experience that it is true that "the woman who starts this race, is not the same woman that finishes it." To all the Gals for Cal, I love you!
Jordan McSherry: 2010
I have never done a triathlon before, but I am excited to participate on behalf of duchenne. I have witnessed his losses first hand over the last 18 months. Things are becoming so difficult for him. He has lost so much use of his body and has become dependent on us for the smallest of tasks. I know there is a lot of work to be done in order to help Jett...I wish I could do more, maybe someday I will...but for now, this is what I CAN do:
I CAN help support the clinic at MGH and Dr. Brian
I CAN advocate on behalf of the community
I CAN volunteer on behalf of the muscular dystrophy community - take kids swimming, sailing and skiing
I CAN walk, run, swim and bike for young men that can NOT, raising much needed funding and awareness
I CAN treat our brothers with DMD like one of my own
I CAN make a difference...
Kathy Pothier: 2010
I am very excited to be a part of the Gals For Cal team! I met Cindy and Curt at a round table for Jett Foundation last year. My son Keelan is two and a half years old and also has Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD). The last sprint triathlon I did in 1998 was a bike, blade, run. Not only do I need to get back into shape (way back!), I need to learn how to swim more than a respectable ‘doggy paddle’ to do this race! This triathlon will not only raise much needed money and awareness for DMD, it’s a physical manifestation of the love and hope I have for my son. Although Keelan is early in this disease, he falls frequently and tires easily. He cannot climb stairs or keep up with his friends. He has to physically challenge himself to just get around day to day. I cannot sit by idly and watch him struggle, knowing that I am in a position to physically challenge myself in a way that will help him and all the boys like him. With every day of training, helplessness and despair are replaced by promise and motivation. I can do this, for Keelan, Cal, and all our boys suffering from this disease. It’s time to end DMD and give our boys a future filled with running, swimming and biking; rather than wheelchairs, ventilators and medications. It’s time to give our boys a future.
“Hope arouses, as nothing else can arouse, a passion for the possible.”
William Sloan Coffin
Michelle Parker: 2010
I think I can, I think I can… just like the little engine that could, right? I’m both excited and nervous as I join Gals for Cal for the first triathlon of my life. I’m looking forward to the challenge, and I’m running not only for Calvin (and Keelan) but for my son Jake who was diagnosed with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy in 2007. Coincidentally, Jake has a younger brother who’s also named Calvin – what are the odds?! Jake is 5 years old, and for the most part doesn’t “look” disabled, but he can’t run, jump or climb like his friends or brother. Yet he does an incredible job making the most of what he does have to work with and he inspires me every day to live in the present and appreciate what we DO have. I’m running to help raise awareness of DMD (hint, it’s NOT multiple sclerosis) and to raise some funds to help find treatments for our boys. Who knows, I may even get in shape and make some new friends in the process!
“Only if you have been in the deepest valley, can you ever know how magnificent it is to be on the highest mountain.” Our boys will get there…
Kathy Stubbs: 2009, 2010
We have been friends with Curt and Cindy for many years. I feel like the Qs are not just friends, but family. Last year, I marveled at how a great team of friends and women came together for a great cause and a great kid!! It was one of the highlight experiences of my life!! The energy of the women on the team competing together, supporting each other, and on a bigger scale, working together toward the common goal of raising money for DMD (more than we thought possible!) was amazing!! As I begin training again, I am SO looking forward to the camaraderie with Gals old and new again, and to the challenge of raising more money and awareness than ever!!! I know together we can make a difference in the lives of these boys and their families.
I love our motto “livin' large” inspired by Calvin! What a reminder to seize every moment of every day!
Susan Robinson: 2009, 2010
As a parent, I cannot imagine the heartache of getting a diagnosis like DMD. I look at my tall, strong, healthy son and how he is so good with Cal (the went sit-skiing together this winter!) and just ask a question that has no answer. Why? I have known Cal's parents, Curt and Cindy, since college. They were in our wedding and we have had so many good times at the Vermont house and elsewhere over the years (love you guys!). In 2002, my mom and I would visit the Qs once a week after the triplets were born, taking turns holding and feeding Emily, Jacob and Calvin -- they were adorable! I get such a kick out of Cal -- he makes me smile, and often laugh, every time I see him. Once again, I am so excited to be a part of the Gals for Cal team. I am happy to have a way to combine the physical challenge of the triathlon with a way to raise money to support the Jett Foundation, Curt and Cindy, and Calvin who reminds me to "live large" every day. I love what the Gals for Cal have done to bring hope to families with DMD and to raise awareness. We swim, we ride, we run, we rock!
Denise Simmons: 2009, 2010
I am so glad to be back participating in such a meaningful event this year! As a result of last year’s Triathlon I was able to overcome my fear of swimming, learn to get back into shape again, bond with so many woman and most importantly help raise awareness and funds for such a special cause (Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy). For this, I say THANK YOU Calvin for making me aware of DMD and what I can do to help try and make a difference! In addition, this experience taught me so much about myself and what I can achieve with a little push in the right direction. Because of “Gals for Cal”, I am once again inspired to take on this challenge as I see what Calvin has to face on a daily basis. Cindy and Curt have been a part of the Simmons’ family lives for over 20 years and that has been a true blessing! Emily, Calvin and Jake light up a room every time we see them and teach us to slow down, have fun and smile! We have all been through a lot together and this is one more chapter, of my life, that I will continue take on with shear enthusiasm. As always the entire Quitzau family reminds me to take each day, challenge, and life as it comes with true optimism and hope!
Cheryl Stys: 2009, 2010
I am so honored to be a part of this amazing group of women once again. Participating in last years' triathlon was an amazing experience. As I look back on the past year, I realized how strong I have become, both physically and mentally. Calvin has been my inspiration. This winter, he overcame his fear of the chairlift and learned to sit-ski. I watched him sled endlessly at our ski house, determined to walk back up that hill by himself. He's a fighter, who doesn't want any special attention. It's amazing what we can learn from kids! As I train for my second triathlon, I will think of Calvin persevering though his daily struggles, the amazing camaraderie training with the Gals, and most importantly I will remember your support......Together, WE can make a difference!
She swims, she rides, she runs, she ROX!
Nancy Glendinning: 2009, 2010
What a year 2009 turned out to be. I've run farther than I ever actually thought I could; I'm stronger, but oddly enough, not any faster - and I've shed some pounds. Most of all, I feel that through my involvement with this amazing group of women I've made a difference in the lives of boys that are afflicted with DMD. I'm so excited and honored to be a part of the team again this year and that we have set our goals even higher so that we can make an even bigger impact.
Thank you, Cal, for continuing to be an inspiration to the Gals and to everyone who sees the website or who sees a Gal swimming, biking or running in your name! Go Gals for Cal!!
Susie O'Gara: 2009, 2010
The Gals for Cal are an amazing group of women. Some of you are friends from Marshfield. Others I’ve gotten to know through book groups and BagLadies weekends. One of you has been my friend and partner-in-crime since 6th grade! And the rest, you are the friends I haven’t made yet. As a mother of a child with special needs, I am personally motivated to put an end to genetic disorders and diseases. This is my small way to support Cal and the Jett Foundation. I’m honored to part of this impressive group of women.
To accomplish great things, we must not only act, but also dream, not only plan, but also believe. Anatole France
Melanie Edwards: 2009, 2010
I am very excited to be part of such an amazing event. I am thrilled to be helping Calvin and the Quitzau family’s endeavor to fund research to fight DMD and thrilled to be challenging myself with the task of completing my first triathlon (albeit sprint, and only the running and biking)! I met Cindy and Curt over 10 years ago and they have been wonderful friends ever since. Cindy and I were at Women & Infants at the same time for the births of our first children. My son, Ryan, was born just three days after the triplets. Since then, Cindy and I have experienced motherhood and it’s challenges simultaneously! We have spent many hours discussing the kids and motherhood, worrying over our children, sharing parenting advice and offering much needed support. And although her challenges are greater than mine, she has always been there for me and she has never belittled my questions or concerns. Not only that, she continues to be eternally upbeat and hopeful and is an inspiration to me. I am so happy to help such a wonderful friend!
Sheryl Bierden: 2009, 2010
When my competitive swimming career ended in 1995 I thought I had done all I could with the sport. I couldn't have been more wrong. I strongly feel it is our obligation in life to use our God given talents to do what we can to make the world a better place. This can mean vastly different things for different people. For me it is using my talent in the water to raise awareness and funds for worthy causes. In the past I have participated in events to raise money for cancer research. I am so happy to this year add supporting research efforts aimed at battling Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. I am honored to have been asked to be part of a triathlon team, and thankful that I will only be doing the swim!
Barb Bierden: 2009, 2010
I am Sue Robinson's sister in-law (her brother, Pete's, wife) and know the Quitzau's through various family functions, VT ski weekends, and of course updates from the Robinsons. I am so excited to be doing this triathalon again this year and for such a good cause! Last year was such a blast and I can't think of a better reason to do it again with such a great group! I wish I could be closer to meet everyone before the race, but will be joining you all in spirit as I'm training, EH! Go Gals, Go Cal and let's beat DMD!
Marie Kurmin: 2009, 2010
I could not miss being a part of this year’s Gals for Cal team for this triathlon. What an awesome experience it was last year to complete a triathlon. Not just complete it, but to be part of an awesome team of women coming together as one to make a difference for Calvin and all the DMD boys. It was an unbelievable feeling!! Although I will only be doing the bike leg of the tri, this meant that I needed to recruit two more Gals to spread the word about DMD. I am proud to be tri-ing with my cousin Kathleen Woodward who will be doing the swim and Marie Gagliard who will be doing the run. Training was a bit more sporadic this year but every time I struggle on a hill, my chant is Cal, Keelan, Jake and Jett. It gets me through “the climb” and what we are all hoping for is something great “on the other side” for the boys. Livin’ large and ready to rock on Sunday, July 25th
Katherine Woodward: 2010
I am so glad to be a Gal for Cal! After hearing all about him from my dear cousin Marie (Kurmin) I wanted to be a part of this amazing group! I cheered from the sidelines last year for Marie (and all the Gals!) and now I am happy to be the swimming leg of our team! And yes, as I train for my part of the triathalon I am feeling like I am living a little larger each day! My four children are keeping me motivated as I swim at Cranberry Cove in Hanson where we live! I am so glad to be a part of such a wonderful group working so hard for an amazing boy!
Happy training!
Kim Matheson: 2009, 2010
What an amazing year 2009 turned out to be! I never thought I could actually participate in and finish a triathlon! But I did, and I did it with the most amazing and motivating women! I could not have done it with out them or the support of my family, friends and co-workers. I had the pleasure of meeting Calvin after the event last year which was a perfect end to the race, as all of us were motivated by this little boy and his unfortunate circumstances. My dedication to Calvin and his family, as well all other boys suffering from Duchene Muscular Dystrophy has heightened significantly and I encourage each of you to continue to support us as we race towards a cure. This is truly a race. Please keep Calvin and his family, as well as the wonderful team we have in your thoughts and prayers. Thank you for your support!
Jody Bowen: 2009, 2010
I am inspired to put my best foot forward and be part of something that is a challenge to myself and a challenge to step up for a great cause and help support "Gals for Cal". Like many of you, this is my first triathlon and if I'm going to do it, I want to make it count for something larger. Susie, my childhood BFF from Hull and fellow Marshfield resident, told me about the Jett Foundation and about Calvin and his family. I am honored to be part of this group of women who want to help in the fight against DMD (and I am now one more person who knows about it and can spread the word!). Things happen in life as we know, and we have to have faith that there's truly an important "why" behind it. This race for us, I believe, is part of that "why" and I look forward to meeting all of you as we strategize, train, motivate and celebrate together!
Karen Quitzau: 2009, 2010
This will be my second triathlon to support our nephew Calvin and all the boys like him struggling with the challenges of DMD. As I begin to train again, I draw strength and determination from Cindy and Curt and all the amazing people who have joined the fight against this terrible disease. I’m looking forward to another great event and to meeting Keelan (my, he is cute!), knowing that our efforts WILL bring us closer to a cure. Sadly, I am no more comfortable swimming with fish than I was a year ago. However, I’ve learned that no self-respecting fish can be found anywhere near 3000 splashing women!
Kaitlyn Murray: 2009, 2010
I've got a new bike and have been training while I am at school for my second triathlon. The first one was an amazing experience and I cannot wait to try it again! It has been great being a part of this team - along with my aunt Nancy - who got me involved last year. Livin' Large at Bridgewater State College!
Theresa Casey: 2010
While training for the SheRox Danskin last year, I had the pleasure of meeting Nancy, Kim and Cheryl some of Cal’s Gals. I was inspired by their motivation and dedication in helping to support and raise awareness for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy I was thrilled when Nancy asked me to join the team. I look forward to training and meeting additional members of this team. I also look forward to meeting Cal!
Pauline Smith: 2010
In 2009 a friend convinced me to do a triathlon which at age 50, as my husband said, is crazy. My goal was just to complete it, if I didn't drown while swimming I figured to could get through it! After all, with the training I needed to do I was bound to gain muscles and maybe lose a few pounds, what more could I want? Well, I got a lot more than that. Yes, I was in better shape but the best part of the triathlon didn't happen the day of the race, it happened months before. It was the people I met that summer who were training just like I was, and of all the people I did meet there was a unique group of women who called themselves Gal's for Cal. They were on a mission to bring awareness about a terrible disease called Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. They are making a difference for children like Calvin with each person that they educate and each dollar they collect. I am honored to have been asked to be a Gal for Cal this year and look forward to helping to make a difference.
Lara Maher: 2010
What a great adventure…my first triathlon! I am very excited to experience this challenge as a member of the Gals for Cal team. Having only met most of the members over this past year, I continue to be amazed at how supportive and welcoming everyone has been. I look forward to training and racing with this exceptional group of women and, in the process, raising money for a very important cause.
Alyson Tully: 2010
When my friend Kathy Pothier told me the problems that her son Keelan had been having were due to Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, and explained the severity of the illness, I was angry, and sad. Keelan is this blond haired, curious, smiley boy. In my mind he was not a sick kid, he was the embodiment of full of life. In November of last year our friend Rich Anthony ran the New York Marathon in order to raise money for DMD. As he trained Kathy and I talked about participating in an event to do what we could to raise money, and more importantly awareness. I am so honored to join the Gals for Cal team for this year's SheRox triatholon, my first major sporting endeavor. Challenging though it may be, the rewards for everyone involved promise to outweigh the tribulations. I'm looking forward to reaquainting myself with muscles! And in the process being thankful that my body works! In the interest of forming a community that supports these fabulous women who are raising sons with DMD, no effort is too great. For Cal and for Keelan I will do my best to "live large."
"If you think you can or you think you can't, either way you're right"
Maureen Vasquez: 2010
This will be my second triathlon which is more than a little ironic since I really *HATE* to run (I’m built for comfort not speed!) and I found out that I am not a huge fan of competitive swimming. J Alas, I compete because I ♥ the challenge! Karen Q proudly told me about her nephew, Cal, and invited me to join the Gals for Cal Team. I am excited to be part of this amazing group of women who are competing for a much larger purpose than the race itself.
“love life, engage in it, give it all you've got. love it with a passion, because life truly does give back, many times over, what you put into it." Maya Angelou
Lisa Pratt: 2010
I met Curt and Cindy when the triplets were only 2 years old, many years before they understood the challenges that Calvin would be facing. I am honored to be participating as a member of this team. This is my first triathlon and I am excited about training for the event as well as raising awareness and funding for the cure of DMD. I am looking forward to the challenge. This is an incredibly worthy cause and I am happy to be supporting such an unbelievably strong family.
Erin Hoesly: 2010
I am joining the Gals for Cal team for the first time this year. It took a little nudging from Sue, Cindy and Cheryl to convince me I could do it. But the reality is that how could I not do it when I know what Calvin and other kids fighting DMD have to face. I have only known the Q family for about 6 years. We met up in Vermont at the Rumi Club and from the start I was impressed with both Cindy and Curt's kindness, patience and upbeat attitudes. They are a breath of fresh air in this world and a reminder to me about what is important in life, to keep livin' large and appreciating each day. My Dad's cousin also had DMD when I was growing up and I think it is time to finally find a cure. So with that I embark on training for the triathlon (my first!) and helping to raise money and awareness for the cause. It is an honor to be on the team!
Kathy Tata: 2010
I am proud to be a member of the Gal’s for Cal team!! I’ve been friends with Karen and Paul Q for over 12 years, and was excited when Karen asked me to be part of this team. I can’t wait to meet the rest of the Gals and to see Calvin again!! It’s a privilege to have this opportunity to make a difference, and to help raise awareness and the critical funds needed for DMD research. This is my first triathlon and I don’t even really know how to swim yet………… but I have great inspirations!! Cal and Keelan, this is for you!!!
Joanne O'Keefe: 2010
I met Curt and Cindy at their original "Rumi Kub" ski house in Rochester Vermont. It was immediately obvious to me that these were truly special people with warm hearts and infectious optimism.
Calvin is blessed to have such an incredible network of caring and generous family and friends. I am honored to participate in my first triathlon with these amazing women and to bring awareness to Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy.
Claire Behrens: 2010
I am also one of the newbies for this year and feel honored to part of the Gals for Cal Team. I met Curt and Cindy and their family/friends at Sugarbush and was extremely touched by their extraordinary story. I am so impressed with everyone's committment to the cause and hope I can do what I can do raise money and awareness. I am part of a team (Kelly, Joanne, myself) so I can't say I am going through the same grueling training that these other kick-ass woman are doing. Something to strive for next year!
Kelly Jung: 2010
You only have to spend 5 minutes with Calvin to know that participating in this triathlon is "a must"! I am honored to be part of the Gals for Cal team - an amazing group of women taking on an incredible feat for a great cause! Cindy and Curt are truly inspiring parents and as my kids say: "Calvin is the Man!" so how could I say no to being a part of this!
Colleen Finn: 2010
I am so excited to be part of the Gals for Cal team. The Webster triathlon will be my first - hopefully of many triathlons! I have been working at the Jett Foundation since November 2009; it continues to amaze me how many wonderful, generous people there are out there who are committed to supporting our cause of helping boys with Duchenne. I have always swam, ran and biked, however am looking forward to the challenge of doing all 3 back to back. My motivation for participating is to help all boys with Duchenne, and their families so we may find a cure!
Casey Finn: 2010
I am participating as part of the Gals for Cal team in my first triathlon this year. I was invited to join this team by my sister Colleen, who works for the Jett Foundation. Seeing the passion Colleen has developed to create awareness and raise funds for DMD research has inspired me to do the same. I look forward to the challenge of the race with the knowledge that my hard work is for a great cause and some very deserving boys. This looks like an amazing team and I can’t wait to meet you all!
Jenn Miller: 2010
I have been interning for the Jett Foundation since January as their social media intern. This is my first triathlon and I am excited to participate, especially for a cause as important as raising awareness for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. I can't think of a better reason and motivation for my first triathlon. Looking forward to July 25th!
Denise Mair: 2010
This will be my second year at the Triathlon, but my first as a participant. Last year I was spectator, babysitter, cheerleader, photographer (and provider of cold drinks and potato chips to cure the salt cravings) but this year I am riding the bicycle leg (and now maybe the swim leg!) as part of a relay team. How could I NOT participate in this event? The challenges facing families affected by DMD are nothing compared to how sore my legs may be on Monday morning.
I am so excited to be part of the Gals for Cal team this year, raising awareness and money for the Jett Foundation. The Gals for Cal are an amazing group of women and TOGETHER we will make a difference.
Debra Stacey: 2010
My sister, Denise Mair, asked me to jog the "running" portion of the triathlon when her first choice (a teenager) had to back out. I haven't had much time to think about the triathlon- Denise said she really needed someone to fill in, and asked me if I could help. She assured me the running portion of the event is less than the 4 miles I run on a regular basis, so I figured I can do the run without making a fool of myself! I am excited to be a part of this group - I am involved in many other wonderful projects (Habitat for Humanity and Greenwood Community Church Outreach Committee) and work part time for Vantage-Point.org which does research on family violence, prisoner re-entry, substance abuse issues and domestic violence to name a few. The triathlon allows me to do something I love (running) to help out another worthy cause!
Christine Eddy: 2010
First let me say Cindy and Curt are just such amazing and nice people! Calvin, Jake and Emily are just so lucky to have them as parents. I met the Quitzau’s through my son Cameron. Cameron was in Calvin’s 1st grade class and they became fast friends. This will be only my 3rd triathlon, having done my first one last year. I have yet to finish one successfully, the first one I did I went the wrong way on the run, only did half the run and on the second one I had to stay with a friend on the swim who was struggling until someone could come and get her. With only 3 bike rides, a handful of swims and 2 runs under my belt I am hoping to finally finish a triathlon for real! I am doing this for a great cause and feel lucky just to have the ability and the opportunity to make a difference for those who struggle with so much more! It makes finishing a triathlon seem like nothing.
My son Cameron was over Cals' house a while back for a play date and was teaching Calvin how to shoot a basketball. As you can imagine the things that may seem so easy to most kids can be a real struggle for Calvin. The basket was lowered and Calvin kept getting closer to the hoop but he was not going to stop until the ball went in! I love that! I will use that drive and determination to never ever quit, finish and finish strong! Who needs training, just the inspiration that I am doing this for Calvin is enough.
Barbara Barbolla: 2010
This is my first triathlon and I am both excited and nervous to take on the challenge. I am honored to be a member of the Gals for Cal team and am looking forward to meeting this amazing group of women. Most importantly I am thrilled to be a part of a team who is striving to make a difference for the boys who are afflicted with DMD. I am looking forward to the participating in my first triathlon and also raising awareness and money for a cure for DMD.
Jessica Morrison: 2010
I was asked to do this triathlon by my cousin Jenn who works at the Jett Foundation. Of course I said yes because not only is it for such a great cause, but it allows me to challenge myself! This is my first triathlon and I am really excited to be part of this great group of gals! I look forward to meeting you all!
Sarah Morrison: 2010
My cousin Jenn has been working for the Jett Foundation since January and she asked me to do this triathlon with her and I jumped at the chance. This is my first triathlon and it is a little nerve racking but knowing that I am doing it for such a good cause is so inspiring! I am honored to be part of this team and to do something worthwhile with a great group of gals! Looking forward to meeting all of you!
Marissa Concannon: 2010
This will be my first triathlon, and I’m very excited to be participating and to be part of the gals for cal team! I am a recent graduate of Holy Cross, originally from Norwell. I played sports in high school, and am looking forward to the challenge of the tri!!
Jenn Concannon: 2010
This is my first triathlon. I am doing the swim as a relay with my sister Marisa and my cousin Steph. I am nervous but excited to be part of an amazing team for an amazing cause and I look forward to the 25th
Stephanie Barry: 2010
I have always been active in sports, however this will be my first triathlon. I am participating as a relay with two of my cousins. I graduated Bridgewater State this year and am currently working as a personal trainer. I’m looking forward to meeting everyone, and am trilled to be part of such a great team, for an amazing cause!!
Brooke Currier: 2010
This is my first triathlon! Nerves and excitement are certainly setting in! Training for the tri has been a great way for me get in shape over the summer and set a goal for myself! I am so excited to be a part of such a strong group of ladies raising awareness for a great cause! I previously worked with a young boy with DMD and it was a life changing experience. Can't wait to meet everyone and hopefully I can continue to participate in triathlons and Gals for Cal in the future!
Kara Connerty: 2010
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Larinda Currier: 2010
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Tara Kanevski: 2010
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Shannon West: 2010
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Lauren Hanley: 2010
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Marie Gagliard: 2010
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