Wounded Warrior Project Run/Walk

In Loving Memory of

Pfc Wesley R. Riggs

Old River-Winfree 5K and 3K Run/Walk

Benefiting

Wounded Warrior Project

Ambassador - Dennis "Jabo" Leonard

Ambassador - Jerren Young

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Old River-Winfree is proud to be benefiting the Wounded Warrior Project for our 1^st Founder’s Day Celebration! The Run/Walk will be an annual event, so the City hopes you make this a part of your family outing every year.

The 3K Run/Walk is for everyone 12 years old and under. No bicycles, but mothers may bring wagons or strollers to pull their babies and toddlers. A T-Shirt will be issued to all participants and trophies awarded for different categories. The event starts at 7:00 a.m. sharp on July 25, 2009.

The entry fee for the 3K Run is $15.00 per participant. Sponsors are provided for those wishing to participate, but are not able to pay the entry fee. No child will be left out of this event if they want to participate!

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Old River Baptist Church‎

Gathering Place for 5K/3K Run/Walk

12948 FM 1409, Old Rvr-Winfree, TX‎ - (281) 576-6030‎

The 5K Run/Walk is for anyone wishing to walk or run in the event that is 13 years or older. The entry fee for this event is $25. A T-Shirt will also be issued to each registered participant.

Water Stations will be positioned along the route along with Hay Rides at three points to bring those who wish to discontinue the event back to the starting point. Of course, participants who choose to stop are disqualified. Ambulance service is provided by Emergency Transport Service in case of accident or sickness.

If their schedule permits the Southeast Texas Patriot Guard will be at the opening ceremony performing a "Rolling Tribute" to the Wounded Warrior Project and honoring Pfc. Wesley R. Riggs.

Some people ask me who is the Patriot Guard. These warriors on motorcycles are part of what is GOOD about America. Please watch these YouTube Videos to find out what I know about these honorable men, most of them are Veterans themselves. I think you will come to the same opinion I did. (The sound may be off a little, but please view them all) Thanks!

Congressman Ted Poe on the Patriot Guard Riders