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2017 // St. George Marathon RACE RESULTS //www.stgeorgemarathon.com #likenoother THANKS for joining us! Photo by Richard Isom, Vive Studio, Inc. Dear Participants, Volunteers, Sponsors, and Friends: We want to take a minute and thank you for helping make the 2017 St. George Marathon one of the best ever. It takes a huge effort by many people to bring to pass a successful Marathon like this. A full year of planning, weeks of preparation, all leading to a few hours of intense competi- tion. Competition with others and especially an intense personal competition to achieve your goals with the race. This years winners are Aaron D. Fletcher from Lindon, Utah at 2:14:44 (a new course record!) and Nicole D. Lyons from Meridian, Idaho at 2:41:15. Our Masters winners are Iain Hunter from Provo, Utah at 2:22:31 and Rosy Lee from Mountain Green, Utah at 2:42:26. This year we added 90 family members to our Ten Year Club. We now have more than 1,444 mem- bers in our family that have ran the Marathon at least 10 years. Many of you have run for 15, 20, 30, and even 40 years! We do relish our relationship with each and every one of you. We look forward to representing St. George with our winners in Ibigawa Japan. This relation- ship has been on going for 30 years now. It is a unique “sister marathon” partnership that helps strengthen our cultural and civic ties with each other. Without the dedication and willingness of the St. George community and especially our staff we would not be able to hold the Marathon. This means a lot to our community to be able to hold one of the best marathons in the nation and showcase the natural beauty of the area, but also the warm and friendly personality of the community. May this next year of running be your best, and that you can realize all of your personal goals. Sincerely, Shane McAffee Kami Ellsworth Marathon Director Race Operations Manager 2 – St. George Marathon Race Results 2017 Thanks to Our Wonderful // SPONSORS Pine Mountain Level Red Rock Level TM Lava Flow Level Desert Valley Level Snow Canyon Level Volunteer Benefit Level Marathon Contributors ALSCO Laundry Services • Central Fire Department DSU Community Education • Central Water Department Dixie Amateur Radio Club Inc. • ELKS Club • Kiwanis Club Landmark Testing • Qwest • Zion International Programs St. George Marathon Race Results 2017 – 3 2017 // WiNNeRS MEN’S OVERALL TIME NAME CITy State 1 2:14:44 Aaron D Fletcher Lindon UT 2 2:17:29 Jonathan B Kotter Salt Lake City UT 3 2:18:54 Aaron J Metler St. George UT WOMEN’S OVERALL TIME NAME CITy State 1 2:41:15 Nicole D Lyons Meridian ID 2 2:42:26 Rosy Lee Mountain Green UT 3 2:45:09 Tara Lewis Lehi UT MEN’S MASTERS TIME NAME CITy State 1 2:22:31 Iain Hunter Provo UT WOMEN’S MASTERS TIME NAME CITy State 1 2:42:26 Rosy Lee Mountain Green UT WHEELCHAIR MEN’S TIME NAME CITy State 1 1:51:51 Kacey McCallister Monmouth OR 2 2:20:44 Nathan D Crowton Ogden UT HANDCYCLE MEN’S TIME NAME CITy State 1 1:00:36 Christopher B Sproule Las Vegas NV 2 1:00:51 Travis Wood Cedar City UT 3 1:03:22 Tavian Bryant Lancaster CA 4 1:11:25 Adrian Castro Salt Lake City UT 5 1:16:46 Jose Ramirez West Valley City UT 6 1:24:40 Matt Bambrough Lehi UT 7 1:29:33 Ryan L Nichols Huntington Beach CA 8 1:44:07 Troy Yoho Layton UT 9 1:46:00 David L Gillespie Bountiful UT 10 1:47:27 Barry C Wilcox West Jordan UT 11 2:17:39 Nathan L Judd Three Forks MT 12 2:17:41 Wesley J Greene Three Forks MT HANDCYCLE WOMEN’S TIME NAME CITy State 1 1:28:02 Melissa A Chandler West Valley City UT 2 2:02:16 Andrea D Cook Athens GA 3 2:23:50 Wendy Griffin Salt Lake City UT ASSISTED TIME NAME CITy State 3:06:51 Elsha Stockseth Ogden UT 5:46:01 Brian N Brenchley Bountiful UT 4 – St. George Marathon Race Results 2017 TOP 20 // FiNiSheRS // MEN TIME NAME CITy State 2:14:44 Aaron D Fletcher Lindon UT 2:17:29 Jonathan B Kotter Salt Lake City UT 2:18:54 Aaron J Metler St. George UT 2:19:55 Riley D Cook Ogden UT 2:21:00 Fritz Van de Kamp Salt Lake City UT 2:22:07 Allen D Bishop Salt Lake City UT 2:22:31 Iain Hunter Provo UT 2:26:04 Jake D Bradosky Clearfield UT 2:26:29 Benjamin M Van Beekum Ogden UT 2:26:56 Duncan Marsden Calgary AB 2:27:37 Christopher P Brower Salt Lake City UT 2:28:44 Mike J Nelson Lehi UT 2:29:35 Justin Park Sandy UT 2:31:07 Hipolito Sandoval Godinez Acapulco GR 2:32:40 James Beyer Dayton OH 2:32:56 Greg Harris Cedar City UT 2:33:05 Kyle R Petersen Provo UT 2:33:29 Mickey Wilson Heber City UT 2:33:31 Joseph Moore South Jordan UT 2:33:49 Kevin C Cave Eugene OR // WOMEN TIME NAME CITy State 2:41:15 Nicole D Lyons Meridian ID 2:42:26 Rosy Lee Mountain Green UT 2:45:09 Tara Lewis Lehi UT 2:45:47 Sylvia A Bedford South Jordan UT 2:48:32 Rebekah M Winterton Salt Lake City UT 2:49:30 Jane Durfey American Fork UT 2:50:31 Julie C Esplin Orem UT 2:50:43 Christi Webb Farmington NM 2:51:21 Lauren R Reasoner Sahuarita AZ 2:51:25 Emily J Barrett Provo UT 2:51:35 Natasha D Hoffman Salt Lake City UT 2:54:56 Mitsue Tomita Obu JPN 2:55:15 Fontaine M Haskell Birmingham AL 2:55:33 Lauren C Mitchell Madison AL 2:55:36 Maddie Glass Colorado Springs CO 2:55:48 Diana T Mitchell Cedar City UT 2:56:38 Penny J Parrish Pocatello ID 2:57:31 Hattie F Hutchings Spanish Fork UT 2:58:14 Dolores Valencia Chino Hills CA 2:58:59 Jessica Stanford Draper UT photo by Richard Isom, Vive Studio, Inc. St. George Marathon Race Results 2017 – 5 cOuRSe // RecORdS MEN’S DIVISIONS First Overall Aaron D Fletcher 2:14:44 2017 NEW Wheelchair Kacey Z McCallister 1:16:24 2015 Hand Cycle Jerry Young 0:54:20 2015 14 & Under Dane D. Cobb 3:16:49 2015 15 – 18 Jacob J. Maughan 2:47:41 2013 19 – 24 Mark Currell 2:22:22 2008 25 – 29 Aaron D Fletcher 2:14:44 2017 NEW 30 – 34 BRyANT JENSEN 2:15:56 2013 35 – 39 Riley D Cook 2:16:09 2016 40 – 44 Iain Hunter 2:20:53 2013 45 – 49 Iain Hunter 2:22:31 2017 NEW 50 – 54 James Beyer 2:32:40 2017 NEW 55 – 59 Paul Nicholson 2:49:06 2007 60 – 64 Ray Workman 2:50:50 2010 65 – 69 Leo Rutten 3:10:31 2011 70 – 74 James Hill 3:36:32 2012 75 – 79 J. Garn McBride 3:43:22 2007 80 – 84 Bob Koch 4:30:12 2007 85 – 89 Thomas Gregory 6:41:58 2012 90+ TBD Weight Under 40 Justin T Barstow 2:56:08 2017 NEW Over 40 Shaun Peterson 2:58:22 2011 WOMEN’S DIVISION First Overall Deeja Youngquist 2:36:06 2007 Wheelchair Emily McQueen 1:44:03 2016 Hand Cycle Muffy Davis 1:05:38 2010 14 & Under Mishayla Fausett 3:41:34 2012 15 – 18 Megan Gutke 3:22:06 2015 19 – 24 Megan Lund 2:41:59 2007 25 – 29 Lindsay Nelson 2:40:59 2016 30 – 34 Deeja Youngquist 2:36:06 2007 35 – 39 Rosy Lee 2:37:08 2013 40 – 44 Rosy Lee 2:40:45 2016 45 – 49 Brenda Graham-Gray 2:49:30 2007 50 – 54 Julia Holland 2:58:11 2011 55 – 59 Christine Kennedy 2:51:40 2010 60 – 64 Marina Jones 3:18:41 2013 65 – 69 Jeannie Rice 3:21:47 2014 70 – 74 Shirley N. Blush 3:47:02 2006 75 – 79 Shirley N. Blush 4:13:05 2011 80+ Vera L. Vann-Wilson 5:57:36 2017 NEW Weight Under 40 Kris Lawson 2:59:33 2007 Over 40 Michelle A. Kelley 3:02:43 2011 6 – St. George Marathon Race Results 2017 ReTiRed // RecORdS Due to changes in the marathon course, these records prior to 2006 are permanent for the old course. MEN’S DIVISIONS First Overall Paul Cummings 2:15:16 1981 First Overall Criss James 2:15:16 1987 Wheelchair Christopher Waddell 1:22:26 2002 12 & Under Kenneth Golden Harper 2:45:34 1994 13 - 14 Kenneth Golden Harper 2:44:53 1995 15 - 18 Kenneth Maughn 2:35:49 1981 19 - 24 Fernando Vasquez 2:18:56 1987 25 - 29 Paul Cummings 2:15:16 1981 Criss James 2:15:16 1987 30 - 34 Timothy Jones 2:16:05 1995 35 - 39 Filomeno Apodaca 2:16:24 2002 40 - 44 Stephen Lester 2:22:52 1986 45 - 49 William Johnson 2:26:44 1982 50 - 54 Robert Nelson 2:31:17 1990 55 - 59 Gaylon Jorgenson 2:37:59 1988 60 - 64 Carlos Valle 2:49:53 1997 65 - 69 J. Garn McBride 2:55:21 1997 70 - 74 John Cahill 3:05:51 1996 75 - 79 John Cahill 3:30:44 2001 80+ John Cahill 4:12:08 2004 Weight Under 40 Shaun Peterson 2:52:33 1995 Over 40 Bret Ford 3:00:28 1998 WOMEN’S DIVISIONS First Overall Gail Ladage-Scott 2:37:13 1987 Wheelchair Sharon Penney 1:46:29 1993 18 & Under Ida Everett 3:07:30 2003 19 – 24 Cheryl Harper 2:42:07 1986 25 – 29 Cheryl Harper 2:39:18 1991 30 – 34 Gayle Jacklin 2:40:13 1995 35 – 39 Kayoko Nomura 2:39:31 1997 40 – 44 Gail Ladage-Scott 2:37:13 1987 45 – 49 Joan Ullyot 2:47:40 1988 50 – 54 Trish Vlastnik 3:02:57 2002 55 – 59 Barbara Miller 3:01:18 1998 60 – 64 Shirley Blush 3:34:21 1998 65 – 69 Shirley Blush 3:40:01 2003 70+ Myra Rhodes 3:57:00 2003 Weight Under 40 Sariah May 3:13:15 2002 Over 40 Krisi Lee Harmon 3:11:06 2002 St.
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    Reuben M. Reynolds III Music Director Reproductive Options for Gay Men, Lesbians, and Transgender People

    Reuben M. Reynolds III Music Director Reproductive Options for Gay Men, Lesbians, and Transgender People Samuel C. Pang, MD Board Certified Reproductive Endocrinologist Dr. Pang is a pioneer in helping gay men, lesbians and transgender people become parents. His expertise includes: • Reproductive options for gay men (Dr. Pang is one of the first physicians in the world to provide IVF using donor eggs and gestational carriers for male couples.) • Reciprocal IVF for lesbian couples • Reproductive and fertility preservation options for transgender men and women Dr. Pang is a longtime supporter of GLBT community organizations, including: Fenway Health, GLAD, HRC, Mass Equality, Maine Equality, PFLAG, and Boston Gay Men’s Chorus. To schedule a consultation with Dr. Pang call 800.858.4832 www.GayIVF.com 2 December 13, 19, 20, 21, 2015 New England Conservatory’s Jordan Hall Reuben M. Reynolds III, Music Director Craig Coogan, Executive Director Chad Weirick, Principal Accompanist and Assistant Music Director LeWana Clark, American Sign Language Interpreter Brian C. Griffin, Customer Service Manager Clive Grainger, Stage Manager Jessica Going, Rehearsal Manager 3 Congratulations on another outstanding performance. Scott Squillace, Esq. is proud to announce his new book: Whether to Wed – A Legal and Tax Guide for Gay and Lesbian Couples. For more information on the book or to order, please visit: www.WhetherToWed.com Estate and Life Planning for the LGBT Community 29 Commonwealth Avenue, Suite 700, Boston, MA 02116 | (617) 716-0300 www.gayestateplanning.com 4 From the Maestro What are your holiday memories and traditions? Joy, love, traditions, fun and frivolity, great friends and family—this season seems to move us and inspire us more than any other time of the year.