Let's Cure Diabetes

...bringing you news about Team Chad and Dad's (and friends) Ride to Cure Diabetes.
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The following Ride Report for Team Chad & Dad was originally posted in 2002.

TODAY WE HEAD FOR HOME

The Ride To Cure Diabetes
October 26, 2002 - Death Valley, Ca.
Trip Report - Two riders - One goal...
(along with about 250 other riders - same goal)

A CURE FOR DIABETES

Last Updated Wednesday Oct 30, 2002 - noon EST

On Sunday - we arose at 4:45 a.m. for 5 o'clock breakfast. Finished packing and headed to the 6:45 a.m. shuttle for the airport. We were joined by the Cincinatti clan (I think these guys were really the cheese whiz gang in disguise). There was a toast to kickoff the two plus hours ride back to the Las Vegas airport. From Vegas to Newark - then to Albany - shuttle to long term parking - drive for an hour and when Chad and Dad got home (around midnite)... Mom fixed them some scrambled eggs - now that's LOVE.

On Monday - Chad arose for work. Dad arose for coffee and went back to bed. You decide who looks better.

For information on upcoming events or to volunteer, please contact JDRF at:
11 Marshall Road, Suite 1-H --- Wappingers Falls --- NY --- 12590
Phone: (845) - 297 - 8600    Fax: (845) 297 - 7887   email: ldelia@jdrf.org

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