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Spring 2020 Volume 20, Number 1 STREAK RUNNERS INTERNATIONAL UNITED STATES RUNNING STREAK ASSOCIATION THE STREAK REGISTRY JIM PEARSON’S STREAK HITS 50 YEARS; HAS 2ND LONGEST ACTIVE STREAK IN WORLD Steve DeBoer (3rd longest streak) remains a step and 476 days behind Jim Pearson. VOLUME TWENTY NUMBER ONE SPRING 2020 THE STREAK REGISTRY Spring 2020 –77th ISSUE Dawn Strumsky Mark Washburne William Whelan p. 38 Paul Murphy p. 57 John Strumsky President Barbara Latta p. 38 Chris Kato p. 57 Founders Emeritus Mendham, New Jersey Paul Kirner p. 39 Stan Chow p. 58 Millersville, Maryland Daniel Danko p. 39 Wayne Roberts p. 58 Terry Womble p. 39 Joe Avallone p. 58 George A. Hancock Table of Contents Jamie Ellison p. 39 Tim Scheidt p. 58 Honorary Founder Jennifer Walt p. 40 Kevin Oliver p. 59 Windber, Pennsylvania Streaking Anniv. p. 2 John Sheldon p. 40 Eric Butcher p. 59 Streaker Leap Days p. 5 Andreas Stresemann p. Martie Bell p. 59 Steve Morrow Jim Pearson p. 7 41 Stephen Davis p. 60 Vice President, Joel Benton p. 41 Dorothy Hedican p. 60 Webmaster Raven 45th Anniversary Rachel Gibson p. 41 Alex Polasek p. 60 Eagle Lake, Minnesota Diane Washburne p. 11 Tony Richardson p. 41 Bill Stark p. 61 Ben Korbelak p. 42 Eva Sagan p. 62 Robert C. Ray Vincent Attanucci p. 17 Anna Assarsson p. 42 Nicholas Reyes p. 62 Chairperson Emeritus Jonathan Thibault p. 43 Isabel Ringuette p. 63 Baltimore, Maryland Traversing the Tundra Bo Grist p. 43 Rooster Rossiter p. 64 Steve DeBoer p. 19 Saniyyah Greene p. 44 Mike Holsteen p. 64 Julie Maxwell Kyle Parkison p. 44 Jon Zaid p. 65 Chair Retired Female 70,000 Mile Club Christine Folchi p. 44 Patrick Wylie p. 65 Kasson, Minnesota Steve DeBoer p. 26 Grant Baker p. 44 Nick Morganti p. 66 Paul Zavadil p. 44 Don Humphrey p. 66 Mark Covert Member Updates Mario Medina p. 45 Paul Hymers p. 66 Chair Retired Male Derek Wagner p. 45 Dave Dial p. 67 Lancaster, California Tara Humble p. 29 Craig Snapp p. 45 Ryan Flint p. 67 Olivia Christensen p. 29 Greg Nercessian p. 46 Kevin Barber p. 67 Barbara S. Latta Glenn Csontos p. 30 Lance Wheeler p. 46 Andreas Weichert p. 68 Chair Active Female Eric Butcher p. 30 Shane Morrison p. 46 Tom Henry p. 69 Raleigh, North Carolina Matt Carpenter p. 31 Daniel Bax p. 46 Peter Ellerkamp p. 69 Charlie Hart p. 31 Rebecca Schafer p. 47 Lauren McIntyre p. 69 Jon Sutherland Teresa Roche p. 31 Kathleen Maloney p. 47 Michael Buerke p. 69 Chair Active Male Barry Britton p. 31 Tom Yakowenko p. 47 Scott Reid p. 70 West Hills, California Dianne Sabinas p. 31 Terri Varnadoe p. 47 David Veile p. 71 John Hartenburg p. 32 Katja Schwarzkopf p. 47 Robert Lupton p. 72 Diane Washburne Everette Doffermyre p. Sara Jewett p. 48 Bill Robertson p. 73 Treasurer 32 Lutz Balschuwelt p. 48 Chris McKee p. 73 Mendham, New Jersey Kelli Rowles p. 32 Ulrich Guldahl p. 48 Robert Barkovitz p. 74 Charles Kosola p. 33 Andrew Starzec p. 48 Colin Banks p. 74 Mike Johnson John Nikolic p. 33 Jennifer Stevens p. 48 Anissa Thompson p. 74 Assistant Webmaster Joe Larramendia p. 33 Andre Hammond p. 49 Charlie Hart p. 74 Daphne, Alabama Lon Flaud p. 33 Jim Taylor p. 49 Teresa Morris p. 74 Rick Porter p. 34 Maureen Smith p. 49 Ron Landrum p. 75 John I. Watts Andrew Bradt p. 34 Randy Weaver p. 49 Erin Bowerman p. 75 Chaplain Steve Bickford p. 34 John Byrne p. 50 Larry Zalewski p. 75 Nampa, Idaho Joseph Kraft p. 34 Ben Freed p. 50 Ron James p. 75 Thomas Lundin p. 34 Scot DeDeo p. 51 Miles Christiansen p. 75 Board Members Scott Clements p. 35 Maryann Hill-Pitts p. 51 Christopher Bosken p. Christel Prause p. 51 World Active p. 76 Stephen W. DeBoer 35 Randy Rogers p. 52 World Retired p. 105 Rochester, Minnesota Melissa Heenan p. 35 John Torry p. 52 Dorothea Trotter p. 35 Erin Stevens p. 53 SRI Online p. 121 Geza Feld James Spencer p. 35 Brad Hunt p. 53 Farmingdale, New York Patrick Dunigan p. 35 Erika Schwartz p. 54 The Finish Line Augusta Kirk p. 36 Tim DeSantis p. 54 Mark Washburne p. 122 Robert R. Kraft Sam Lathrop p. 36 Bo Marchionte p. 54 Miami Beach, Florida Stacey Smith p. 36 Anthony Meeker p. 55 Mark Rabasco p. 36 Jay Getty p. 55 Justin Knapp p. 36 Susan Schultz p. 55 Craig Carr p. 37 Karla Myers p. 55 Richard Wright p. 37 Miranda Beck p. 56 Jeffrey Shumway p. 37 Laustin Woods p. 56 Lisa Millam p. 37 Alastair Russell p. 56 Amy Maciejewski p. 38 Chip Akers p. 57 1 STREAKING ANNIVERSARIES From The Coverts to The Hills (50th anniversary) James G Pearson 1970-02-16 Marysville, WA, US From The Legends to The Coverts (45th anniversary) Robert R. Kraft 1975-01-01 Miami Beach, FL, US From The Grand Masters to The Legends (40th anniversary) Benjamin M. Freed 1979-12-12 Clarion, PA, US S. Mark Courtney 1979-12-20 Grove City, PA, US Layne C. Party 1980-01-01 Towson, MD, US From The Masters to The Grand Masters (35th anniversary) Sue S. Favor 1984-12-20 Los Angeles, CA, US Joseph Raffa 1984-12-26 Manlius, NY, US Leonard Bruckman 1985-02-10 Granite Bay, CA, US From The Dominators to The Masters (30th anniversary) John H. Wallace, Jr. 1989-12-31 Ishpeming, MI, US John H. Wallace, III 1989-12-31 East Lansing, MI, US Mark Washburne 1989-12-31 Mendham, NJ, US From The Highly Skilled to The Dominators (25th anniversary) John J. Byrne 1994-12-26 Centreville, VA, US From The Well Versed to The Highly Skilled (20th anniversary) Andy Lieberman 2000-01-01 Santa Rosa, CA, US From The Experienced to The Well Versed (15th anniversary) Nancy L. Harmon 2005-01-01 Berwick, PA, US Daniel P O'Keefe 2005-02-17 Newton, NJ, US From The ProFicient to The Experienced (10th anniversary) David J Pharr 2009-12-01 Chattanooga, TN, US Amie Kreppel 2009-12-01 Gainesville, FL, US Peter Nieman 2009-12-16 Calgary, CA Jeffrey Shumway 2009-12-26 Provo, UT, US Michael Weber 2009-12-31 Stuttgart, DE Jamie Hopkins 2009-12-31 Bryn Mawr, PA, US Robert S Warden 2010-01-01 Centerville, TN, US Ryan M Weiss 2010-01-01 Fort Wayne, IN, US Wade Baker 2010-01-01 Gunnison, CO, US Shana Brown 2010-01-01 Dutch Flat, CA, US Greg Dawson 2010-01-01 Williamsburg, VA, US Ezra Hallam 2010-01-01 North Liberty, IA, US 2 Bob Sonsara 2010-01-01 Jackson, MI, US Patrick Wylie 2010-01-27 Minneapolis, MN, US Paul Miller 2010-02-10 Medfield, MA, US Jeff Gould 2010-02-28 Gardner, MA, US From The Neophytes to The ProFicient (5th anniversary) Noel K Terrell 2014-12-01 Moore, OK, US Kelly M Shigehiro 2014-12-01 Lethbridge, Alberta, CA Harald Tomesch 2014-12-14 Bayside, WI, US Vanessa Antoine 2014-12-21 Forney, TX, US Melissa Heiser 2014-12-23 Auburn, NH, US Justin Knapp 2014-12-26 Overland Park, KS, US Matt Pimentel 2014-12-27 Andover, MA, US David Opie 2014-12-28 Severna Park, MD, US Crystal Shawn Clark 2014-12-28 Mesa, AZ, US Andreas Stresemann 2014-12-28 Riverdale, NY, US Jacob Gallagher 2014-12-28 Coralville, IA, US Teresa S Amundson 2014-12-29 Woodbridge, VA, US William H Folk, II 2014-12-29 Racine, WI, US Lara Chaplin 2014-12-30 Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, GB Samuel Engelman 2014-12-30 Brooklyn, NY, US Clive Start 2014-12-30 Lower Hutt, NZ Breanna N Barnett 2014-12-31 Midland, MI, US Michael Bagazinski 2014-12-31 Chicago, IL, US Paul T. Kirner 2014-12-31 Hinckley, OH, US Craig Kuglar 2014-12-31 Atlanta, GA, US Kevin W Oliver 2014-12-31 Rossville, IN, US Stephen Glen Collier 2014-12-31 Halden, Østfold, NO Kyle David Seibert 2014-12-31 Bay City, MI, US Ryan Patrick Finnegan 2015-01-01 Ormond Beach, FL, US Katie Pridemore 2015-01-01 Orlando, FL, US Anne Schuchman 2015-01-01 Rutherford, NJ, US Dana Cady Blumberg 2015-01-01 Green Valley, AZ, US Amy Brock-Hon 2015-01-01 Signal Mountain, TN, US Ann Chen 2015-01-01 Dallas, TX, US Eugene Chen 2015-01-01 Dallas, TX, US Tim DeSantis 2015-01-01 Boise, ID, US Jennifer Emch 2015-01-01 Phoenix, AZ, US Len Ruth 2015-01-01 Waynesville, OH, US Kristen Foote 2015-01-01 Ipswich, MA, US Maria Ramirez Gorton 2015-01-01 Newport News, VA, US Chris Harrison 2015-01-01 Paradise Valley, AZ, US Jonathan Jennings 2015-01-01 Southampton, NY, US Andy Lohn 2015-01-01 Dayton, MN, US John McDonnell 2015-01-01 Boston, MA, US Teresa Morris 2015-01-01 San Antonio, TX, US Bret Nelson 2015-01-01 Hutto, TX, US Ray Ortman 2015-01-01 Chanhassen, MN, US Rebecca A. Schafer 2015-01-01 Perry Hall, MD, US Justin Wenzelman 2015-01-01 Dubuque, IA, US Laustin Woods 2015-01-01 Phoenix, AZ, US Colin Banks 2015-01-01 North Ward, Queensland, AU Dan Gohn 2015-01-01 Wrightsville, PA, US Matthew D Verley 2015-01-01 Greenville, SC, US Joshua T Houser 2015-01-01 Grapevine, TX, US 3 Stavroula Nicholls 2015-01-01 Cammeray, NSW, AU Derek A Wagner 2015-01-01 Chesapeake, VA, US Sasha Watson O’Neill 2015-01-01 Newcastle, GB Christopher B Dowd 2015-01-04 Hoboken, NJ, US Christopher Swenson 2015-01-04 Cheyenne, WY, US Volodymyr Kelman 2015-01-05 Boca Raton, FL, US Matthew Lohmeyer 2015-01-05 Lynchburg, VA, US Mike Thorson 2015-01-05 Fergus Falls, MN, US Olivia Robertson 2015-01-07 Columbia, MD, US David Munro 2015-01-13 Campbellville, ON, CA Hunter Noffsinger 2015-01-24 Chesapeake, VA, US Mark R.
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