PoCo Runs for Terry Fox

 

 
Coquitlam Now September 18, 2012
 
 
 
The Port Coquitlam Terry Fox "Hometown Run" was once again a smash success. Starting and finishing at Hyde Creek Park Recreation Centre, the 32nd annual event drew hundreds of runners, walkers, cyclists, and wheelchair participants, and featured plenty of sideline entertainment, food, and good times.
 

The Port Coquitlam Terry Fox "Hometown Run" was once again a smash success. Starting and finishing at Hyde Creek Park Recreation Centre, the 32nd annual event drew hundreds of runners, walkers, cyclists, and wheelchair participants, and featured plenty of sideline entertainment, food, and good times.

Photograph by: Gord Goble , NOW

The Port Coquitlam Terry Fox "Hometown Run" was once again a smash success. Starting and finishing at Hyde Creek Park Recreation Centre, the 32nd annual event drew hundreds of runners, walkers, cyclists, and wheelchair participants, and featured plenty of sideline entertainment, food, and good times.

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The Port Coquitlam Terry Fox "Hometown Run" was once again a smash success. Starting and finishing at Hyde Creek Park Recreation Centre, the 32nd annual event drew hundreds of runners, walkers, cyclists, and wheelchair participants, and featured plenty of sideline entertainment, food, and good times.
 

The Port Coquitlam Terry Fox "Hometown Run" was once again a smash success. Starting and finishing at Hyde Creek Park Recreation Centre, the 32nd annual event drew hundreds of runners, walkers, cyclists, and wheelchair participants, and featured plenty of sideline entertainment, food, and good times.

Photograph by: Gord Goble , NOW

 
The Port Coquitlam Terry Fox "Hometown Run" was once again a smash success. Starting and finishing at Hyde Creek Park Recreation Centre, the 32nd annual event drew hundreds of runners, walkers, cyclists, and wheelchair participants, and featured plenty of sideline entertainment, food, and good times.
The Port Coquitlam Terry Fox "Hometown Run" was once again a smash success. Starting and finishing at Hyde Creek Park Recreation Centre, the 32nd annual event drew hundreds of runners, walkers, cyclists, and wheelchair participants, and featured plenty of sideline entertainment, food, and good times.
The Port Coquitlam Terry Fox "Hometown Run" was once again a smash success. Starting and finishing at Hyde Creek Park Recreation Centre, the 32nd annual event drew hundreds of runners, walkers, cyclists, and wheelchair participants, and featured plenty of sideline entertainment, food, and good times.
The Port Coquitlam Terry Fox "Hometown Run" was once again a smash success. Starting and finishing at Hyde Creek Park Recreation Centre, the 32nd annual event drew hundreds of runners, walkers, cyclists, and wheelchair participants, and featured plenty of sideline entertainment, food, and good times.
Bruce Moore, father of Port Coquitlam mayor Greg Moore, high school counsellor for Terry Fox, and himself a non-Hodgkin's lymphoma survivor, once again MC'ed the Terry Fox "Hometown Run" Sunday.
The Port Coquitlam Terry Fox "Hometown Run" was once again a smash success. Starting and finishing at Hyde Creek Park Recreation Centre, the 32nd annual event drew hundreds of runners, walkers, cyclists, and wheelchair participants, and featured plenty of sideline entertainment, food, and good times.
PoCo Mayor Greg Moore, among others, awaits the start of the event.
The Port Coquitlam Terry Fox "Hometown Run" was once again a smash success. Starting and finishing at Hyde Creek Park Recreation Centre, the 32nd annual event drew hundreds of runners, walkers, cyclists, and wheelchair participants, and featured plenty of sideline entertainment, food, and good times.
The Port Coquitlam Terry Fox "Hometown Run" was once again a smash success. Starting and finishing at Hyde Creek Park Recreation Centre, the 32nd annual event drew hundreds of runners, walkers, cyclists, and wheelchair participants, and featured plenty of sideline entertainment, food, and good times.
The Port Coquitlam Terry Fox "Hometown Run" was once again a smash success. Starting and finishing at Hyde Creek Park Recreation Centre, the 32nd annual event drew hundreds of runners, walkers, cyclists, and wheelchair participants, and featured plenty of sideline entertainment, food, and good times.
The Port Coquitlam Terry Fox "Hometown Run" was once again a smash success. Starting and finishing at Hyde Creek Park Recreation Centre, the 32nd annual event drew hundreds of runners, walkers, cyclists, and wheelchair participants, and featured plenty of sideline entertainment, food, and good times.
The Port Coquitlam Terry Fox "Hometown Run" was once again a smash success. Starting and finishing at Hyde Creek Park Recreation Centre, the 32nd annual event drew hundreds of runners, walkers, cyclists, and wheelchair participants, and featured plenty of sideline entertainment, food, and good times.
The Port Coquitlam Terry Fox "Hometown Run" was once again a smash success. Starting and finishing at Hyde Creek Park Recreation Centre, the 32nd annual event drew hundreds of runners, walkers, cyclists, and wheelchair participants, and featured plenty of sideline entertainment, food, and good times.
Gary Collicut of the classic rock band Legal Limit lays down the rhythm Sunday during the Port Coquitlam Terry Fox "Hometown Run."
Chris LeMay of the classic rock band Legal Limit churns out the riffs Sunday during the the Port Coquitlam Terry Fox "Hometown Run."
Nick Cardoni of the impressively tight classic rock band Legal Limit belts out a tune Sunday during the Port Coquitlam Terry Fox "Hometown Run."
The Port Coquitlam-based band Legal Limit cranked out an impressive set of classic rock favourites Sunday during the Port Coquitlam Terry Fox "Hometown Run."
The Port Coquitlam Terry Fox "Hometown Run" was once again a smash success. Starting and finishing at Hyde Creek Park Recreation Centre, the 32nd annual event drew hundreds of runners, walkers, cyclists, and wheelchair participants, and featured plenty of sideline entertainment, food, and good times.
The Port Coquitlam Terry Fox "Hometown Run" was once again a smash success. Starting and finishing at Hyde Creek Park Recreation Centre, the 32nd annual event drew hundreds of runners, walkers, cyclists, and wheelchair participants, and featured plenty of sideline entertainment, food, and good times.
The Port Coquitlam Terry Fox "Hometown Run" was once again a smash success. Starting and finishing at Hyde Creek Park Recreation Centre, the 32nd annual event drew hundreds of runners, walkers, cyclists, and wheelchair participants, and featured plenty of sideline entertainment, food, and good times.
The Port Coquitlam Terry Fox "Hometown Run" was once again a smash success. Starting and finishing at Hyde Creek Park Recreation Centre, the 32nd annual event drew hundreds of runners, walkers, cyclists, and wheelchair participants, and featured plenty of sideline entertainment, food, and good times.
The Port Coquitlam Terry Fox "Hometown Run" was once again a smash success. Starting and finishing at Hyde Creek Park Recreation Centre, the 32nd annual event drew hundreds of runners, walkers, cyclists, and wheelchair participants, and featured plenty of sideline entertainment, food, and good times.
The Port Coquitlam Terry Fox "Hometown Run" was once again a smash success. Starting and finishing at Hyde Creek Park Recreation Centre, the 32nd annual event drew hundreds of runners, walkers, cyclists, and wheelchair participants, and featured plenty of sideline entertainment, food, and good times.
The Port Coquitlam Terry Fox "Hometown Run" was once again a smash success. Starting and finishing at Hyde Creek Park Recreation Centre, the 32nd annual event drew hundreds of runners, walkers, cyclists, and wheelchair participants, and featured plenty of sideline entertainment, food, and good times.
The Port Coquitlam Terry Fox "Hometown Run" was once again a smash success. Starting and finishing at Hyde Creek Park Recreation Centre, the 32nd annual event drew hundreds of runners, walkers, cyclists, and wheelchair participants, and featured plenty of sideline entertainment, food, and good times.
The Port Coquitlam Terry Fox "Hometown Run" was once again a smash success. Starting and finishing at Hyde Creek Park Recreation Centre, the 32nd annual event drew hundreds of runners, walkers, cyclists, and wheelchair participants, and featured plenty of sideline entertainment, food, and good times.
The Port Coquitlam Terry Fox "Hometown Run" was once again a smash success. Starting and finishing at Hyde Creek Park Recreation Centre, the 32nd annual event drew hundreds of runners, walkers, cyclists, and wheelchair participants, and featured plenty of sideline entertainment, food, and good times.
The Port Coquitlam Terry Fox "Hometown Run" was once again a smash success. Starting and finishing at Hyde Creek Park Recreation Centre, the 32nd annual event drew hundreds of runners, walkers, cyclists, and wheelchair participants, and featured plenty of sideline entertainment, food, and good times.
The Port Coquitlam Terry Fox "Hometown Run" was once again a smash success. Starting and finishing at Hyde Creek Park Recreation Centre, the 32nd annual event drew hundreds of runners, walkers, cyclists, and wheelchair participants, and featured plenty of sideline entertainment, food, and good times.
The Port Coquitlam Terry Fox "Hometown Run" was once again a smash success. Starting and finishing at Hyde Creek Park Recreation Centre, the 32nd annual event drew hundreds of runners, walkers, cyclists, and wheelchair participants, and featured plenty of sideline entertainment, food, and good times.
The Port Coquitlam Terry Fox "Hometown Run" was once again a smash success. Starting and finishing at Hyde Creek Park Recreation Centre, the 32nd annual event drew hundreds of runners, walkers, cyclists, and wheelchair participants, and featured plenty of sideline entertainment, food, and good times.
The Port Coquitlam Terry Fox "Hometown Run" was once again a smash success. Starting and finishing at Hyde Creek Park Recreation Centre, the 32nd annual event drew hundreds of runners, walkers, cyclists, and wheelchair participants, and featured plenty of sideline entertainment, food, and good times.
The Port Coquitlam Terry Fox "Hometown Run" was once again a smash success. Starting and finishing at Hyde Creek Park Recreation Centre, the 32nd annual event drew hundreds of runners, walkers, cyclists, and wheelchair participants, and featured plenty of sideline entertainment, food, and good times.
The Port Coquitlam Terry Fox "Hometown Run" was once again a smash success. Starting and finishing at Hyde Creek Park Recreation Centre, the 32nd annual event drew hundreds of runners, walkers, cyclists, and wheelchair participants, and featured plenty of sideline entertainment, food, and good times.
The Port Coquitlam Terry Fox "Hometown Run" was once again a smash success. Starting and finishing at Hyde Creek Park Recreation Centre, the 32nd annual event drew hundreds of runners, walkers, cyclists, and wheelchair participants, and featured plenty of sideline entertainment, food, and good times.
The Port Coquitlam Terry Fox "Hometown Run" was once again a smash success. Starting and finishing at Hyde Creek Park Recreation Centre, the 32nd annual event drew hundreds of runners, walkers, cyclists, and wheelchair participants, and featured plenty of sideline entertainment, food, and good times.
The Port Coquitlam Terry Fox "Hometown Run" was once again a smash success. Starting and finishing at Hyde Creek Park Recreation Centre, the 32nd annual event drew hundreds of runners, walkers, cyclists, and wheelchair participants, and featured plenty of sideline entertainment, food, and good times.
The Port Coquitlam Terry Fox "Hometown Run" was once again a smash success. Starting and finishing at Hyde Creek Park Recreation Centre, the 32nd annual event drew hundreds of runners, walkers, cyclists, and wheelchair participants, and featured plenty of sideline entertainment, food, and good times.
The Port Coquitlam Terry Fox "Hometown Run" was once again a smash success. Starting and finishing at Hyde Creek Park Recreation Centre, the 32nd annual event drew hundreds of runners, walkers, cyclists, and wheelchair participants, and featured plenty of sideline entertainment, food, and good times.
The Port Coquitlam Terry Fox "Hometown Run" was once again a smash success. Starting and finishing at Hyde Creek Park Recreation Centre, the 32nd annual event drew hundreds of runners, walkers, cyclists, and wheelchair participants, and featured plenty of sideline entertainment, food, and good times.
 
 
 
 
 

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