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(Head Boys Cross Country Coach/Head Girls Track & Field Mitch, Thank you so much for coming to visit our track and field practice a couple of weeks ago! Thank you also for the donated racing spikes! They will certainly be put to good use. Our girl’s track and field program has blossomed to over sixty student-athletes this current season. We are excited about the opportunity to have ALL of our student-athletes competing in the proper equipment. In fact, last week I gave a pair of new racing spikes that you delivered to a student -athlete that was working out in the same shoes that she had before last year's track and field season. She was thrilled and is wearing them proudly! Her personal best in the pole vault at Friday night's meet was probably aided by better footwear. Thank you again! If there is an opportunity to receive more donated racing spikes from your foundation, please let me know. It is great to know that there are former track and field stalwarts working to promote the sport of track and field. Lance Pacernick (Head Boys Cross Country Coach/Head Girls Track & Field Coach, Waukegan High School , Waukegan, IL) Mr. Johnston, "My son Johnny Dickson runs for Thornridge High. At his last track meet I climbed into the bleachers to find him lacing up new trainers and spikes! I was so moved by how elated he was to receive brand- named shoes right before a meet. High five to Mr. Johnston (who personally delivered them) and to the other charitable champions at Winged Foot Foundation. Not only did you provide quality athletic shoes for our son, my husband and I smile at the money we saved. Man y Thanks!" Sincerely, Pamela Dill (Thornridge High School Parent, Dolton, IL) Hey Mitch, My girls are saying hello to you, they really, really appreciate the blessings the Winged Foot Foundation has bestowed onto them! Thanks again, from the Niles West Lady Wolves! Coach Blair (Niles West Track & Field, Skokie, IL) Good morning Mr. Johnston, On behalf of our track and field team at Fenger Academy, we would like to say "Thank You" for truly kicking off our season with a tremendous BANG!! We have been able to practice properly with the training shoes and it has reflected through all the success we have had thus far. The track shoes have made us a competitive team with our eyes focused on taking them down to Eastern Illinois University! We look forward to to maintaining a great relationship with the Winged Foot Foundation. Thanks again, (Head Fenger Track & Field Coach, Chicago, IL) Karl Villanueva Mitch, So interesting to hear your story and hear what you are doing for kids. Sounds crazy, but just earlier today, Jimmy asked to go to our equipment room to see if some of our old Alumni donated shoes would fit him. He has borrowed size 9 spikes at the end of last year and through this year. And, today you gave me some boxes of shoes and spikes, one pair a size 9. We caught up with him before he left and they fit perfectly. A retired colleague of mine told the story about starfishes on the beach and the questions that were asked about the person turning them over. Someone said, you can't turn them all over, why bother. The reply was "I can do one at a time". That is what we are about and I already appreciate the hope you have given these kids. I look forward to working with you. Coach Paul McLeland (West Chicago High School Track & Field Team, West Chicago, IL) Mr. Johnston, Words cannot even begin to describe how thankful we are for your donation to Southside Occupational Academy! Thanks to your donation, we were able to enter our 1st Special Olympics team soccer competition! Our athletes won the silver medal in our division and played awesome! The shoes and soccer cleats that were donated made it possible for us to compete! Thanks again so much! Sincerely, (P.E. teacher/coach, Southside Occupational Academy, Chicago) Melissa Garritano Thank you Mitch for all that you do, Your organization has provided shoes to our youth athletes for two years. We are very blessed to have you in our lives. Nicole Lincoln (Coach at Rush Athletics USA, forme rly Illinois Rush TC ) Dear Mr. Johnston, On behalf of the King College Prep girls and boys track teams, we would like to thank you for your generous donation. Your donation has played a part in our success this season and both teams are very grateful. Both teams send their thanks and appreciation and we look forward to participa ting in the Sprint Spectacular Wendy Moore (Girls Head Track & Field Coach, King College Prep High School , Chicago ) Mr. Johnston , I would like to thank you for supporting our team in donating the shoes. We greatly appreciate it. The girls are happy to be able to get shoes that will help them continue their training. I as a coach am humbly thankful that there is a foundation tha t helps children to be able to live out their dreams. It makes them feel good that someone is thinking of them. Nicole Keys -Reaves ( Assistant Track Coach, Morgan Park High School, Chicago) Mr. Johnston , A simple “Thank You” cannot cover the depth of appreciati on I have for your foundation ’s generous gift of running/training shoes to my school. Your gift makes it possible for us to compete on a level previously unattainable due to budget limitations. My students now have access to top-of-the-line equipment that enhances their performance and self-esteem. Many thanks for the generosity of the Winged Foot Foundation. Chad Adams (Principal . Sullivan High School , Chicago) Hi Mr. Johnston, I’m Nikki Atwood, former runner at Hillcrest High School. I was part of the Track & Cross Country teams. I really appreciated all you have done for me. Giving away all those free running shoes and all the nice gear was the best thing ever. I think it’s really nice for you to give away things like that. I know everyone can’t afford to buy the best running shoes or the gear. I still have shoes from you and gear that you gave to Coach Braden. You guys really care about your athletes. I’m now in my second year of college and I can tell you running as a collegiate athlete was the best thing that happened to me. College has allowed me to experience a different level of running. Competing in the Jayhawk conference, I had a good year last season for track and making this season even better. Making it to nationals in NY at the armory was mouth dropping and such a GREAT experience. I’m doing well in school with classes and really like my teachers. I’ve got to meet some amazing people here in KS which is awesome. I hope you’re doing well and continuing to donate shoes. Nikki Mitch , Thank you so much for the equipment. Our team and school really appreciate the proper running shoes & clothes so thank you again. Sincerely, Sara Holic (Manley High School, Chicago) Mitch , Thanks so much for the shoes. Katherine Cervenka (Cross Country/Track & Field, Lake View High School) Mitch , Thank you so much for your kindness and generosity. We really appreciate the spikes for our cross country team. Hope to see you and Karen again soon. Take care. Ann Price (Moose International, Mooseheart, IL) Mitch, The coaching staff and I thank you for the shoes you donated to the De La Salle Track and Field Team. Our athletes appreciate your thoughtfulness and acknowledge the spirit of your gift. They will make good use of them. Sincerely , Robert McMiller & Roy Fleet (Head Coach Track & Field/Assistant Coach , De La Salle Institute , Chicago ) Mr. Johnston, Hope you are doing well. Many thanks for all the shoe sizes for our boy’s track team. Thanks for your help, Gary Ingram (Calumet Middle School, Calumet Park, IL) Hi Mitch , Thanks for the shoes/spikes for our Boys and Girls! Once again I appreciate all of your help and we look forward to participating at the Illinois Sprint Spectacular track Meet this June. (Head Track Coach, Girls Track & Field. Dr. Martin Luther King College Prep High School, Wendy Moore Chicago, IL) Mitch, Thank you so much for the big bag of goodies! I cannot wait to recognize athletes this upcoming week and “reward” them with new spikes to use for the season! Your foundation is just fantastic and I have been telling everyone who will listen about you. I will be forwarding pictures within the next week or two to post on the WFF website. Al and I wish your foundation nothing but success. We look forward to partnering with you in June for the Illinois Sprint Spectacular as we would be happy to volunteer our time. Thank you again, I’ll be in touch. Sally Pagnusat (Girls Head Track & Field Coach, Joliet West High School , Joliet, IL) Mitch , I cannot begin to thank you for contributing shoes and spikes for our team. The athletes and I are ecstatic about this season. We have many athletes who would be injured if not for your efforts. If we can ever be of service to you please let me know. Sincerely, Mike Garcia (Track & Field Coach, Lanphier High School, Springfield, IL) Good Morning Mr. Johnston , This is Melvin Caldwell, the new track coach at John Hope High School located In the Englewood neighborhood of Chicago. I just received the shoes/spikes from your foundation this morning.
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