Marathon Season is here…2 planned for the Fall!

September 29, 2010

Hello Everybody,

Wanted to check in to see how everyone was doing. I am going to Fulton NY to run the Century Marathon October 10th,THEN running the City of Oaks Marathon November 7th. What am I thinking!?! I am as ready as I will ever be. What races are you running? What is going on in your life?

Rick Roebuck competed in a Triathlon last weekend in Atlanta! How did you do? How big was the race?

This year I have been lucky enough to train with Steve Nolan and Bob “Bibby” Moore. They have kept me going. I just hang back let them set the pace and listen to them talk. Then the run is over. Thanks guys!

I want to Thank everyone for their support. Especially my wife Julie, without her I would not have started Team Dykeman.

Please respond and let us know what you are up to.

Remember I am not a Marine, I run for one!

Always Faithful,

Cousin Andrew Bateman


June 4th – Join Us and Welcome Home Heroes from Afghanistan

June 3, 2010

Heroes Homecoming

June 4, 2010

Please come out and stand along the travel route to show your support for a convoy of Military Personell returning home to Central New York from Afghanistan!

We will be meeting at the Northbound Welcome Center on Rt 81 at 3 pm.

Fly your flags, wield posters, wave your hands, and salute the troops as they pass.

Let them know we appreciate every sactrice they’ve made for us.

Any questions feel free to e-mail us kathrynshoults@aol.com or asrs0812@windstream.net

 


Team Dykeman goes 17 for 17!

October 27, 2009

What a weekend! This past Sunday Team Dykeman entered 17 runners into the 2009 Marine Corp Marathon. All running to honor the memory of Capt. Phil. I am most please to announce that all 17 runners completed the 26.2 miles. Way to go team! Read the rest of this entry »


Marine Corp Marathon – Announcement Letter!

October 20, 2009

Dear Friends and Family,

As many of you know, my friend and cousin, Captain Philip J Dykeman, USMC, was killed in action on June 26, 2008, while serving our country in Iraq. Phil died at the young age of 38 leaving behind his wife of 10 years, 3 children – Austin, 10; Emilee, 8; Ashley, 8 – and an extended family stretching across the country that miss him dearly with every passing day. Read the rest of this entry »


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