anyone from boston knows one of the inspirational marathon icons is TEAM HOYT (for those who don't know, a father-son duo, the son is disabled, his dad pushes the wheelchair). anyway they are one of the first things I thought about when I heard the news yesterday.
so the good news is, I read this morning they are OK, they were about 1 mile short of the finish line, the only bummer is due to the quick evacuation the wheelchair is missing. they had this to say which I think is really inspirational:
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Wouldn't that be a great tribute to the victims, if everyone who didn't get to finish running the marathon got together and ran the last leg of the course?
so the good news is, I read this morning they are OK, they were about 1 mile short of the finish line, the only bummer is due to the quick evacuation the wheelchair is missing. they had this to say which I think is really inspirational:
Dick Hoyt and his son, Rick, are ready to run the last mile of their 31st Boston Marathon.
As a tribute to those who lost their lives and as an example to those responsible for Monday’s bombing about the spirit and strength of America, the elder Hoyt says it would be an honor for them to finish the race one day.
“I think it will mean a lot to lot of people,” Dick Hoyt said by telephone Tuesday morning. "If they ask us, we are ready."
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Wouldn't that be a great tribute to the victims, if everyone who didn't get to finish running the marathon got together and ran the last leg of the course?