On Aug 9th, 2020, Stan was out riding his bike, topped a hill and dropped dead from cardiac arrest. Stan was dead on the side of the road for 33-minutes.

Our “event” on August 9th, 2020 was by far one, if not, the hardest thing our family has ever been through… but having said that too, it has also been one of the most eye-opening and rewarding experiences of our lives… “that which does not kill you, (or kills you for only 33-minutes ; )… makes you stronger!”

It is hard to put into words the depth on my emotions, thoughts and feeling after crossing the finish line of the Ironman on Saturday, September 17th, 2022.

A fitness program designed for EVERYONE! Whether you are just wanting to get started; you want that extra motivation in your workouts; or a seasoned athlete looking for the next challenge.

15-month later on November 13th, 2021, after dropping dead on August 9th, 2020 of cardiac arrest on the side of the road, I completed marathon #26 with my oldest son.  And while on that Saturday morning,  My son & I ran in a circle to end up where we started… yet the journey was so much more.

Sharing our story to bring awareness and to promote fundraising for the Bon Secours Foundation

Sharing our story to help support the Reinhart Guest House annual fundraising night

Returned to St. Mary’s Hospital to celebrate National Nurses Week and to thank the Care Team that saved Stan’s life.

Honored all those that gave their lives for us on 9-11-01, as well as those that serve for us all today!

Bystanders and First-Responders thanked and recognized for saving Stan’s life.

Trauma can be dramatic but it doesn’t define you or the future… Challenges are just opportunities disguised as obstacles!