The Kofford Family relocates to Colorado after 40 years as Californians. In December of 2007, Grandma Lorraine is diagnosed with Stage 4 brain cancer. Sadly, she passed away on Dec. 26th, 2008 after a year long courageous battle. Follow our journey as we keep Lorraine's memory alive, and as we learn to appreciate that each day we are given, is a gift to be enjoyed!

“Nobody can go back and start a new beginning, but anyone can start today and make a new ending.”
~Maria Robertson

Friday, April 18, 2008

First track meet of the season

Kyle at the track meet getting ready for his event.

Beautiful views of Long's Peak and Mt. Meeker in the background.

Kyle running in the 800 meter event.


How did Kyle do you ask? Let's just say, there's a reason no other runners are in the photo. Kyle says it must have been the altitude, and we'll just leave it at that. Ü

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Kyle you look so great in that tract uniform.....Nice to see your own mistakes. Next time you will do much better, besides its not the win that really counts, did you have fun and enjoy yourself...Having good sportmanship is the most important thing in any sport.....Have fun always...Ashley you also look wonderful in your ridding gear.....Looks like you are enjoying spring in Colorado.

Denise glad you caught your problem early... Take care of yourself.......I will send you an E-Mail.....

Thanks for keeping us all up on the Colorado Family. I love hearing about all of you...

Beverly :-)

Unknown said...

Go, Kyle, go! Good for you for your first meet. Stick with it. Running is awesome! A lot of people finished the San Francisco Marathon ahead of me, but I still did it. Keep on keepin' on! :-)

Great hiking pictures of all of you! Ashlyn, you get lovelier every day. :-)

Denise, so sorry to hear about the yucky diagnosis. However, I can say with 17 years of experience that vegetarian life is quite good! I know you'll whip this problem into shape in no time. Maybe someday we'll get to run that half-marathon together.

Hi to Tom, too.

Love, Bridgette