Category Archives: Boston Marathon
26 Tales of Triumph, One Winning Campaign
April 21, 2005 
Bob Cargill 
Some 20,000 people ran the Boston Marathon just a few days ago (I was one of them, plodding my way along the legendary, 26.2 mile course
Running the Boston Marathon for Charity: A Personal Fundraising Initiative (Update)
With only a few days to go before the 109th Boston Marathon, it’s a good time for me to follow up on
Running the Boston Marathon for Charity: A Personal Fundraising Initiative (Part Four)
Ten weeks from today, I’ll be running the Boston Marathon for the seventh time in my life, the fourth time for
Running the Boston Marathon for Charity: A Personal Fundraising Initiative (Part Three)
After running for the Dana-Farber Marathon Challenge team in 1996, it wasn’t until 2002 that I legged out the 26 miles
Running the Boston Marathon for Charity: A Personal Fundraising Initiative (Part One)
Everyone has heard of the Boston Marathon. It’s the mother of all road races, the most celebrated of them all. Held
