PHOTOS COURTESY OF CHRISTINE JOHNSON Above, Heart of Hospice runners take off from Twin Lakes Park on Saturday. At right, Adalaide Johnson, left, and Phillips David, right, accept their respective Dr. Henry Akiyama awards from Catholic Community Services Executive Director Erin Walker-Tolles.

PHOTOS COURTESY OF CHRISTINE JOHNSON Above, Heart of Hospice runners take off from Twin Lakes Park on Saturday. At right, Adalaide Johnson, left, and Phillips David, right, accept their respective Dr. Henry Akiyama awards from Catholic Community Services Executive Director Erin Walker-Tolles.

David, Johnson win Heart of Hospice Fun 5K

  • By Nathan Lovik
  • Monday, April 10, 2017 11:04pm
  • Sports

Over 130 athletes shook off the drowsiness of winter with the 12th annual Heart of Hospice Fun Run on Saturday. The event was held at Twin Lakes Trail with a 5-kilometer run or a 1-mile walk to benefit Juneau’s Hospice &Home Care program, a division of Catholic Community Service.

The fastest man in the 5K was Phillips David with a time of 20 minutes, 6 seconds; the fastest woman in the 5K was Adelaide Johnson with a time of 24 minutes, 33 seconds.

David and Johnson both received the Dr. Henry Akiyama Award, awarded each year to the 5K winners in honor of the memory of Dr. Akiyama for his years of medical service to the Juneau community.

On behalf of Hospice &Home Care, and the entire agency at CCS, we express our deepest appreciation for everyone involved in this year’s event. This race would not be possible without the support of the local business community and the many volunteers that eagerly come to support us year after year. We look forward to seeing you again next year.

If you would like more information on Hospice &Home Care of Juneau or other programs offered through CCS, please visit the website www.CCSJuneau.org or follow them on Facebook at Catholic Community Service Inc.

• Nathan Lovik is the Fund Development Coordinator for Catholic Community Service.

Results

1-mile race (Top 25)

Trinity Jackson 8:20

Katelyn Kohuth 8:40

Graere Kohuth 9:21

Brever Jackson 9:39

Jasmine Tamer 9:40

Braxton Jenkins 10:04

Nancy Jones 10:07

Brooks Pinny 11:02

Jack Kieser 11:51

Marian Morrison 12:17

Aaron Momson 12:18

Dulcey Stell 13:44

Faith Davis 18:13

Dina Gnyr 18:14

Sharon Gill 18:14

Ila Little 18:17

Lisa Pusich 18:24

Julie Costello 18:25

Myron Davis 18:26

Jet Davis 18:31

Theresa Jarris 18:32

Wilma Cooper 18:36

Mara Jennings 18:36

Laura Graff 18:37

Laura Dameron 18:38

5-kilometer race (Top 25)

Phillips David 20:06

Scott May 20:27

Jim Ustasiewski 20:48

Houston Laws 20:57

Daren Booton 21:32

Dave Ringle 23:02

Andrew Kalusner 23:28

Mark Neidhold 23:42

Owen Squires 23:53

John Wright 24:04

Steven Ott 24:26

Adelaide Johnson 24:33

Reed Stoops 24:58

Lucrecia Mervine 25:02

Ray Dwyer 25:07

Jeff Von Rekowski 25:13

Jessica Dillon 25:15

Erin Smith 25:18

Guy Crokroft 25:29

Jamie Bursell 25:38

Kristin McTague 25:56

Bret Schmiege 25:28

Ronda Nelson 26:28

Bridget McTague 26:29

Jennifer Thorsteinson 26:34


• Nathan Lovik is the Fund Development Coordinator for Catholic Community Service.


Adalaide Johnson, left, and Phillips David, right, accept their respective Dr. Henry Akiyama awards from Catholic Community Services Executive Director Erin Walker-Tolles, Saturday, April 8 at Twin Lakes Park. Photo Courtesy Christine Johnson.

Adalaide Johnson, left, and Phillips David, right, accept their respective Dr. Henry Akiyama awards from Catholic Community Services Executive Director Erin Walker-Tolles, Saturday, April 8 at Twin Lakes Park. Photo Courtesy Christine Johnson.

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