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Happy Holidays to the best dad we could ever ask for! You are the light of our lives.Light up my city by the bay! Anthony Garcia.To a very special Husband, Father, & Grandfather We miss you deeply.This light will shine from above in honor of our beloved father and grandfather.Home is where the heart is and ours is with you. San Francisco – l’Esperou – l’Espiguette – Palavas – Le Grau du Roi.A bicoastal connection of brilliance! Brendan Wayne.In honor of the light you bring to the lives of everyone who knows you.You are my light that guides me to your heart.In honor of the light you shine in the lives of everyone you meet.In honor of my dad, a weekend sailor who sailed under the Bay Bridge many times.To my dad, who, many times, sailed under the Bay Bridge – and whose light made many people smile.In honor of my dear, dear husband – the beacon in my life.With much love to my dear, dear husband.To my dad who many times sailed under the Bay Bridge – and whose light was extinguished too soon.I love you very much! Love, Avital The Ungar Family To my wonderful family who brightens my life with their laughter and job.For the brightest light I have ever known, with all the love in my heart.because you are a shining light! Sarah Knowlton.because you are a shining light! Olivia Knowlton.so excited to be a small part of this art! Natalie Ammirato.
In Loving Memory Carole, Alisa and Josh Richard Carroll.We invite you to participate in SHINE IT FORWARD, our campaign that allows you to dedicate an LED on the new, permanent installation of The Bay Lights in support of ILLUMINATE’s ability to continue making awe-inspiring works of public art. Explore the messages from the original campaign below or see them preserved for posterity in context of the original Gift of Light website here. Steinfeld denied that.Thanks in part to contributors of the Gift of Light campaign, The Bay Lights will return as a permanent installation in 2016. Steinfeld said the NYRRC needs to limit the number of guides on the course and said there have been cases of guides running far away from the people they claimed to be guiding.īut the Achilles Club’s Traum said the NYRRC is behaving badly because the club is starting is own annual marathon next spring, and sees it as a threat. “I just wanted somebody with me for safety,” Hines said, noting she has been in several accidents in past races.Īnd Braam Mouton, a volunteer from South Africa, said an NYRRC official told a runner who has cerebral palsy and psychological problems that he could not have a guide at all times during the race. Helene Hines, a multiple-sclerosis sufferer who, despite having a kidney removed last month, is the favorite in the hand-cranked wheelchair category, said the NYRRC rejected her request for a guide. Not only did the official challenge Paul on his need for three guides, but another NYRRC official questioned whether Paul was actually blind, Lipsey said. Rick Lipsey, a Sports Illustrated writer who will guide blind Burmese runner Paul Ngin Thian Mung, said an NYRRC official registering disabled athletes “was just giving us a really tough time.” Some disabled runners and their guides said they were made to feel unwelcome this week when they tried to register for the race. “We have always been supportive of athletes with disabilities and continue to be,” he said yesterday. separate start time for disabled athletes is too late in the morning, and means some will finish the race in the dark and cold on streets open to traffic.Īllan Steinfeld, president of the NYRRC, denied Traum’s claims. Traum said the New York Road Runners Club, which organizes the five-borough, 26.2-mile race, has tried to arbitrarily limit the number of handicapped runners and their volunteer guides. “They feel that we’re a nuisance … They disrespect the athletes,” said Dick Traum, president of the Achilles Track Club, whose members include wheelchair racers, amputees and people with cerebral palsy, brain injuries and other disabilities.
The city’s leading disabled-runners group says New York City Marathon organizers are discriminating against the race’s handicapped participants.
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