Comments on: Rome’s Run for the Fallen inspired by military members’ sacrifices http://blog.runforthefallen.org/rome%e2%80%99s-run-for-the-fallen-inspired-by-military-members%e2%80%99-sacrifices/ Running one mile for each service member killed in Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom. Fri, 03 Sep 2010 02:07:45 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: adoggett http://blog.runforthefallen.org/rome%e2%80%99s-run-for-the-fallen-inspired-by-military-members%e2%80%99-sacrifices/comment-page-1/#comment-2708 adoggett Fri, 21 Aug 2009 12:24:45 +0000 http://blog.runforthefallen.org/2009/08/13/rome%e2%80%99s-run-for-the-fallen-inspired-by-military-members%e2%80%99-sacrifices/#comment-2708 My ex-nephew, John Sigsbee of Waterville, was killed in Iraq. My thirteen year old daughter, his cousin, has been very saddened by his death. We hope to attend the run together on Sunday. My father who is now 76 served in the US NAVY for twenty one years. It is important to honor all veterans and those who have paid the ulitmate sacrifice for our country. Thank you Jeanine for organizing tis event. I bleieve it is important and a wonderful event to help people deal with the emotions and they may have for the loss and the pride they feel. Amy Doggett My ex-nephew, John Sigsbee of Waterville, was killed in Iraq. My thirteen year old daughter, his cousin, has been very saddened by his death. We hope to attend the run together on Sunday. My father who is now 76 served in the US NAVY for twenty one years. It is important to honor all veterans and those who have paid the ulitmate sacrifice for our country. Thank you Jeanine for organizing tis event. I bleieve it is important and a wonderful event to help people deal with the emotions and they may have for the loss and the pride they feel.

Amy Doggett

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