katie cox said...
I also just wanted to thank everyone for putting on the run and showing up for it. It was such a memorable experience. It just remindes me that Ryan really was a special person. I feel so lucky that he is my husband. Becuase of all the people that loved him I'am left with such a great support system. I don't know how people can loose a loved one and go through it alone. I appreciate everyone so much and am only sorry I can't express my gratitude individually.

Run For Ryan

The "Run for Ryan" was a great success! Even the pouring rain didn't stop the 820 runners from coming out to support Katie and the girls and to pay tribute to Ryan. It was an awesome site to see everyone there. We have an amazing community. Thanks to everyone who came and ran and to all of the volunteers. It was a success because of all of you

5K Run For Ryan

There is going to be a fun run honoring Ryan on Memorial Day, which is Mon. May 26th. All of the donations and proceeds will go to benefit Katie and the girls. You can either run the 5K or the 1 mile. The 5K is $15 and the 1 mile is $10. If your family wants to run it together the cost is $50 for a family of 4 under the ages of 18. The run is in American Fork. It starts at the Rec. center at 8:00am. It is easiest to do early registration at 26.2 running store (100N. 100E. AF) Or you can also register at Images Salon. (93E. Center P.G.) There will also be same day registration but it will cost $5 more. Same day registration ends at 7:30am. We want to get as many people to run as possible so please spread the word! Also if you want to or know anyone who would like to donate money, prizes or sponsor the event let us know. It would be greatly appreciated. CAN'T WAIT TO SEE YOU ALL THERE!!

Ryan the "Outdoors Man"

Happy Birthday Ryan!

Ryan at Roofing Contest

Ryan competing in a nailgun contest at Interstate in January.

Picture given by Mike Baker

Ryan's Mission

"He taught me what humility and dedication was and how to love the people. He loved the people and they loved him. He worked hard and loved to serve."

Nate Kolberg