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In the third installment of Hood To Coast introductions, I'd like you to meet my super cool brother in law, Josh. He became a part of the team in 2013 as a volunteer with his new wife (daughter of Gary) and started running with us the following year.  Josh has always had running in his blood and casualy enjoyed it, but really picked it up in recent years. He's participated in 9 half marathons and finished his first full marathon, the Blooms To Brews this past April. Josh quickly became one of the fastest runners on our team and has tackled difficult legs, such as #5. He plans to run the Boring Marathon in the month following Hood To Coast 2018.  You may have seen him in previous blog posts with portraits of his sweet little family, like the image shown above. Josh works hard for his family and builds beautiful tables with Jewell Hardwoods. Each of their creations is a unique work of art. Josh trains very hard and is sure to rock this relay. As a fantastic runner, artist, and family man, this is one to look out for!
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A Hood To Coast team needs 12 runners, if each is to run 3 of the 36 legs it takes to get from Timberline to Seaside. When your team has been participating for almost a decade, things don't always line up for the same 12 people every year. Because of this, we often get to introduce new participants to the 200 mile relay. This week, I'd like you to meet our 2 latest recruits!  Pam
Pam is a wonderful wife and mother. (To her human and puppy children too!) 10 week old Max tagged along with her for the shoot and absolutely stole the spotlight, and my heart! Johannah
Johannah is a little new to the running scene, but has picked up a fantastic pace, joining Dad (Gary) and I at local running events like the Shamrock and Starlight. Max
Watch out for these fierce new runners in Hood to Coast 2018! Tune in next week to meet more of the Chasing Destiny team!
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AuthorRebekah Nichele Woodford, Photographer Archives
November 2020
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