60-Mile Men thanks these brave man who took a risk, and showed the world what kind of men participate in the Breast Cancer 3-Day.
Thank you all!
All ages reflect age at time of calendar printing. (Yeah...we're older now, we just don't want to admit it.)
MR. JANUARY: Matthew, 37, is a business consultant to small entrepreneurial startups. His love of the 3-Day is unsurpassed, and he finds it an honor to participate with these amazing walkers and crew. Matthew graduated from the University of Michigan (twice) and Cornell University, plays ice hockey (he's a goalie), enjoys rock climbing, horseback riding, and dances the Argentine Tango.
I participate in memory of my father, who I lost to cancer 12 years ago. I participate for my family and friends who have battled all forms of cancer. I walk for those that can not walk, and for all the walkers who have meant so much to me.
2002 Michigan Gear and Tent Crew
2004 Michigan Gear and Tent Crew
2005 Michigan Gear and Tent Crew Co-Captain and Assistant Camp Coach
2006 Michigan Walker
2006 Twin Cities Walker
2007 Cleveland Pit Crew
2007 Michigan Walker
2007 San Diego Walker
2008 Michigan Walker
2008 San Diego Walker
2009 Michigan Walker
2009 San Diego Walker
MR. FEBRUARY: Jeremy, 31, is an engineer with two degrees from Michigan State University. He is an Ultimate Frisbee player and avid cyclist who once completed a five-day, 450 mile ride for AIDS vaccine research. He also loves dogs, Lego and Toad the Wet Sprocket, which he has seen in concert 12 times.
I crew for two close friends who have both survived the fight.
2002 Michigan Pit Crew
2004 Michigan Gear and Tent Crew
2005 Michigan Gear and Tent Crew
2006 Michigan Gear and Tent Crew
2007 Michigan Gear and Tent Crew
2008 Boston Walker
2008 Michigan Camp Hydration Crew Captain
2009 Michigan Camp Hydration Crew Captain
2009 San Francisco Walker
MR. MARCH: Walt, 70, is a retired firefighter and EMT and still active as a CPR instructor. He received his training through the Macomb Community College firefighting program. For 25 years he and his wife were involved in training and racing sled dogs. Walt is thrilled to be able to help the walkers on their journey for the cure.
I crew in memory of my wife's sister, who we lost to colon cancer and for three of my sisters who have died from breast cancer, and bone cancer.
2002 Michigan Medical Crew
2004 Michigan Medical Crew
2005 Michigan Medical Crew
2006 Michigan Medical Crew
2007 Michigan Medical Crew
2008 Michigan Medical Crew
MR. APRIL: Morrey, 73, has been a licensed master plumber for more years than he wants to remember. He loves to walk and exercise, and truly enjoys the company of friends- both his old friends and the new friends he finds each year on the event.
I walk for my wife, who lost her fight against breast cancer in 1991.
2006 Michigan Walker
2007 Michigan Walker
MR. MAY: Mike, 49, is currently an industrial lift truck operator at a major automotive company, and is also an aspiring chef. In his spare time he loves riding his motorcycle, doing home improvements and skating off his energy in an over-40 hockey league.
I crew the event in honor of many good friends who are survivors.
2006 Michigan Route Safety Crew
2007 Michigan Route Safety Crew
MR. JUNE: Justin, 24, is an EMT and clinical educator at a local hospital. He enjoys spending time with his family, and participating in local CPR training.
I crew for my family as we have lost many loved ones to breast cancer, and I don't want to loose any more. It is an honor and privilege to use my talents as a medical professional to help all of those in need, on such a wonderful event. It truly is the hardest three days I really love!
2004 Michigan Medical Crew Captain
2005 Michigan Medical Crew Captain
2006 Michigan Medical Crew Captain
2007 Cleveland Medical Crew
2007 Michigan Medical Crew Captain
2008 Michigan Medical Crew
2009 Michigan Medical Crew
MR. JULY: Ron, 51, is a millwright and safety trainer for a major automotive company. He enjoys the outdoors, golfing, hunting and fishing. His true passion is wine making. Ron can often be found on the event dressed as a super hero, a well-endowed cheerleader, a hula girl, a hot-dog, or a French maid.
I walk for numerous good friends that have battled against breast cancer. I can't imagine missing an event and not seeing the smiling faces of both my old friends, and my new friends I have yet to meet.
2001 Chicago Walker
2002 Michigan Pit and Lunch Crew
2004 Michigan Pit and Lunch Crew
2005 Michigan Pit and Lunch Crew
2006 Michigan Pit and Lunch Crew
2007 Michigan Pit and Lunch Crew
2009 Michigan Pit and Lunch Crew
MR. AUGUST: Dan, 43, is a career fire fighter/paramedic. He loves the outdoors and enjoys hiking and backpacking. He also enjoys tooling around on his motorcycle and can often be found participating in charity rides. He strongly supports the amazing women and men who undertake this incredible 60-mile journey in an effort to find a cure.
I walk for my wife, who is a survivor and for my wife's grandmother who is a two-time survivor. I also walk for a friend who lost her mother to this terrible disease.
2006 Michigan Medical Crew
2007 Michigan Medical Crew
2008 Michigan Medical Crew Captain
2008 Atlanta Lunch Crew
MR. SEPTEMBER: Tim, 55, is a telecommunication maintenance supervisor repairing voice, video and data networks. He also enjoys long drives with his wife, home repair, walks, fishing and, of course, golf.
I got involved at my wife's suggestion for our friends and family members who have breast cancer and for those who don't. After walking the last two years I look forward to supporting the walkers this year.
2005 Michigan Walker
2006 Michigan Walker
2007 Michigan Camp Crew
MR. OCTOBER: Angelo, 46, works for a major automotive company. For fun he enjoys riding his Harley, and is an active charter member of Wolverine H.O.G. He also enjoys hanging out with his family and friends, plus traveling and dancing.
I proudly participate in the 3-Day to honor my sister, Palma, who is a survivor and a fellow crew member.
2006 Michigan Route Safety Crew
2007 Michigan Route Safety Crew
MR. NOVEMBER: Tony, 35, is a facilities operations engineer at a major university. His hobbies include scuba diving, coaching soccer and spending time with his family.
My dedication to the cause began nine years ago when my wife (then fiance) was diagnosed with breast cancer at 25. Since then, I have watched and supported her while she battled the disease. My dedication also goes out to my sister-in-law (my wife's twin) who lost her battle in 2007.
2002 Michigan Walker
2004 Michigan Walker
2005 Michigan Pit Crew
2006 Michigan Pit Crew
2006 San Diego Walker
2007 Michigan Pit Crew
2008 Michigan Pit Crew
2009 Michigan Volunteer
MR. DECEMBER: Greg, 53, is a project manager for an engineering firm. He loves cooking, camping, fishing and traveling. Greg will do anything (obviously!) to find the cure for breast cancer and has no plans to stop until we do.
I crew for of my sister who died of cancer at 43, and for my father who died from lung cancer. I crew for my mother a 2-time breast cancer survivor. I crew for my grandfather (who had breast cancer) and for my wife and 2 daughters so they never have to hear those words. I crew for my sisters and my brothers and for my sons and their families. And, I crew for you.
2002 New York Pit Crew
2003 Cincinnati Pit Crew
2004 Michigan Pit Crew
2005 Michigan Pit Crew
2006 Michigan Pit Crew
2007 Michigan Pit Crew
2007 Cleveland Pit Crew
2008 Michigan Pit Crew
2009 Michigan Walker
