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• Hot, Hot, Hot!
• 3rd Annual Bill Kile's Memorial Run 4-Mile Results
• 3rd Annual Bill Kile's Memorial Run Age Group Results
• 3rd Annual Bill Kile's Memorial Run Fun Run Results
• Congratulations! 1999 Scholarship Winners
• Year 2000 Registration Form

It couldn't have been much hotter than it was the third weekend in July for the annual Bill Kile's Memorial Run.

Numbers were down considerably from the race's first two years, but those who did come out to Cooper River Park in Pennsauken seemend to have a good time.

Eric Lorenz of Medford led the field of 72 finishers to become the third champion of the event honoring the respected educator.

Lorenz, 29, is no stranger to being in the lead or withstanding unbearable conditions. A graduate of Holy Cross High School and Wake Forest University, Lorenz won this year's Pineland Striders Fourth of July 10K race on what he called, "one of the hottest races I've ever run..."

Lorenz, whose father Herb is himself a legend on the roads and coaches Lenape High School's boys cross country team, completed the TAC-certified four-mile loop course around the river in 20 minutes and 27 seconds.

John Marino, 38, of Doylestown, PA wa Lorenz's nearest challenger, finishing in 22:22.

Other top 10 men finishers were Gary Knight, 20, Narberth, PA (3rd, 22:48), Joe Puleo, 32, Paoli, PA (4th, 23:47), Kevin Franceschini, 34, Haddonfield (5th, 23:51), T.J. Bruzek, 18, Sewell (6th, 24:50), Frank Webb, 54, Millville (7th, 24:58), Rich Ridenour, 40, Bellmawr (8th, 25:11), Kevin Hays, 38, Pitman (9th, 25:15), and Pete Pataro, 37, Pennsauken (11th, 26:52).

Pamela Gess, 30, of Somerdale captured the women's division of 25 participants with an impressive 10th place finish of 25:21.

Gess was followed by Mary Rose Blaney, 26, of Cinnaminson, who was second at 27:26 (12th place), followed by Mary Ellen Watts, 28, Millville (14th, 27:54) in third.

Proceeds from the race benefit The William H. Kile Jr. Humanitarian Scholarship Fund at Pennsauken High School.

1.	Eric Lorenz	29	Medford	20:27
2.	John Marino	38	Doylestown, PA	22:22
3.	Gary Knight	20	Narberth, PA	22:48
4.	Joe Puleo	32	Paoli, PA	23:47
5.	Kevin Fraceschini	34	Haddonfield	23:51
6.	T.J. Bruzek	18	Sewell	24:50
7.	Frank Webb	54	Millville	24:58
8.	Rich Ridenour	40	Bellmawr	25:11
9.	Kevin Hays	38	Pitman	25:15
10.	Pam Gess	30	Somerdale	25:21
11.	Pete Pataro	37	Pennsauken	26:52
12.	MaryRose Blaney	26	Cinnaminson	27:26
13.	Glenn Gess	31	Somerdale	27:40
14.	Mary Ellen Watts	28	Millville	27:54
15.	Matt Wolf	31	Collingswood	28:26
16.	Jim Flanagan	61	Haddonfield	28:41
17.	Jason Rivera	16	Pennsauken	28:50
18.	George Miller	39	Bensalem, PA	28:53
19.	Jen Liney	20	Richboro, PA	29:03
20.	Steve Straus	31	Sicklerville	29:37
21.	Bill Stout	53	Medford	29:52
22.	Christopher Fowles	45	Woodbury	29:54
23.	Bob Liney	52	Richboro, PA	30:17
24.	Robert Connelly	37	Marlton	30:56
25.	Frank Messenger	54	Marlton	30:57
26.	Chris Call	35	Aberdeen	30:59
27.	Sioban Duffy	38	Oreland, PA	31:55
28.	Kimberly Shaw-Hartman	35	Shamong	32:11
29.	Tim Crotchfelt	13	Allentown	32:14
30.	Rob Kafka	47	Clarksboro	32:28
31.	Sheri Mitchell	36	Marlton	32:33
32.	Steve Lungren	46	Oreland, PA	32:49
33.	James Chelius	46	Oreland, PA	33:31
34.	Jeff Molinoff	43	Pennsauken	33:50
35.	Bob Lewis	35	Delanco	33:57
36.	Kristina Slivinski	12	Mount Laurel	34:07
37.	Michael Clavelli	42	Philadelphia, PA	34:43
38.	Denise Lawry	45	Marlton	35:02
39.	Bob Thompson	47	Burlington	35:24
40.	Ann Warsing	57	Maple Shade	35:35
41.	Michael O'Leary	36	Audubon	35:50
42.	Kellie Pecora	32	Mount Laurel	36:42
43.	Janine Pecora	35	Voorhees	36:43
44.	Roger Rider	62	Cherry Hill	36:45
45.	Frank Vitagliano	33	Medford	36:59
46.	Linda Sawn	45	Cherry Hill	37:09
47.	Jon Jacob	33	Willow Grove, PA	38:06
48.	Jim Dougherty	52	Williamstown	38:26
49.	Mary Jordan	40	Southampton	38:31
50.	Mike DiBenedetto	47	Shamong	38:34
51.	Norman Ostroff	52	Cherry Hill	38:38
52.	Daniel Suiter	35	Marlton	39:00
53.	Bridget Fairburn	39	Cinnaminson	39:25
54.	Janet Halasek	54	Sea Isle City	39:27
55.	Lauren Gess	27	Somerdale	39:28
56.	Kile Smith	42	Philadelphia, PA	39:57
57.	Robert Buderman	49	Pennsauken	40:39
58.	Robert Tittermary	59	Thorofare	40:54
59.	Joanne Peterson	48	Runnemede	42:13
60.	Mike McCloskey	54	Doylestown, PA	45:08
61.	Lorraine Cephus	69	Cherry Hill	45:46
62.	Jerry Nolan	72	Philadelphia, PA	46:36
63.	Joe Kraher	50	Bensalem, PA	46:37
64.	Priscilla Smith	12	Philadelphia, PA	48:46
65.	Susan Kinkle	41	Pittsgrove	50:17
66.	Kim Suiter	33	Marlton	56:35
67.	Pam Federer	31	Marlton	57:09
68.	Harry Berkowitz	59	Piscataway	57:47
69.	Nancy Ferg	35	Atco	57:52
70.	Barbara Farquhar	36	Marlton	57:54
71.	Joan DiLorenzo	68	Myrtle Beach, SC	59:28
72.	Rosalie Campor	56	Burlington	59:29

Overall Males
1.	Eric Lorenz	29	Medford		20:27
2.	John Marino	38	Doylestown, PA		22:22
3.	Gary Knight	20	Narberth, PA		22:48
14-and-under Males
1.	Tim Crotchfelt	13	Allentown	29th	32:14
2.	None
3.	None
15-18 Males
1.	T.J. Bruzek	18	Sewell	6th	24:50
2.	Jason Rivera	16	Pennsauken	17th	28:50
3.	None
19-29 Males
1.	None
2.	None
3.	None
30-39 Males
1.	Joe Puleo	32	Paoli, PA	4th	23:47
2.	Kevin Fraceschini	34	Haddonfield	5th	23:51
3.	Kevin Hays	38	Pitman	9th	25:15
40-49 Males
1.	Rich Ridenour	40	Bellmawr	8th	25:11
2.	Christopher Fowles	45	Woodbury	22nd	29:54
3.	Rob Kafka	47	Clarksboro	30th	32:28
50-59 Males
1.	Frank Webb	54	Millville	7th	24:58
2.	Bill Stout	53	Medford	21st	29:52
3.	Bob Liney	52	Richboro, PA	23rd	30:17
60-and-over Males
1.	Jim Flanagan	61	Haddonfield	16th	28:41
2.	Roger Rider	62	Cherry Hill	44th	36:45
3.	Jerry Nolan	72	Philadelphia, PA	62nd	46:36
Overall Females
1.	Pam Gess	30	Somerdale	10th	25:21
2.	MaryRose Blaney	26	Cinnaminson	12th	27:26
3.	Mary Ellen Watts	28	Millville	14th	27:54
14-and-under Females
1.	Kristina Slivinski	12	Mount Laurel	36th	34:07
2.	Priscilla Smith	12	Philadelphia, PA	64th	48:46
3.	None
15-18 Females
1.	None
2.	None
3.	None
19-29 Females
1.	Jen Liney	20	Richboro, PA	19th	29:03
2.	Lauren Gess	27	Somerdale	55th	39:28
3.	None
30-39 Females
1.	Sioban Duffy	38	Oreland, PA	27th	31:55
2.	Kimberly Shaw-Hartman	35	Shamong	28th	32:11
3.	Sheri Mitchell	36	Marlton	31st	32:33
40-49 Females
1.	Denise Lawry	45	Marlton	38th	35:02
2.	Linda Sawn	45	Cherry Hill	46th	37:09
3.	Mary Jordan	40	Southampton	49th	38:31
50-59 Females
1.	Ann Warsing	57	Maple Shade	40th	35:35
2.	Janet Halasek	54	Sea Isle City	54th	39:27
3.	Rosalie Campor	56	Burlington	72nd	59:29
60-and-over Females
1.	Lorraine Cephus	69	Cherry Hill	61st	45:46
2.	Joan DiLorenzo	68	Myrtle Beach, SC	71st	59:28
3.	None

1.	Kevin Franceschini	6	Haddonfield	10:33
2.	Aidan Suiter	5	Salem	10:52
3.	David Suiter	39	Salem	10:54
4.	Avelina McCloskey	56	Doylestown, PA	13:34
5.	Jeanette Chelius	50	Oreland, PA	13:35
6.	Zach Levin	8	Mount Laurel	13:42
7.	Sue Levin	33	Mount Laurel	13:43
8.	Charles Caramanna	63	Tabernacle	13:49
9.	Patricia Caramanna	47	Tabernacle	13:50
10.	Maurita Bivans	54	Marlton	13:50
11.	Carol Renne	70	Calabash, NC	15:43
12.	William Suiter	64	Gibbstown	15:50
13.	Andrew Franceschini	2	Haddonfield	16:06
14.	Donald Beineman	72	Haddon Heights	16:06
15.	Devon Suiter	4	Salem	16:18
16.	Megan Suiter	4	Marlton	16:19
17.	Joni Suiter	39	Salem	16:24
18.	Jackie Henry	47	Haddonfield	16:25
19.	Michael Bull	48	Pennsauken	16:50
20.	Marge Suiter	56	Paulsboro	16:51
21.	Diane Suiter	48	Paulsboro	17:00
22.	Don McGinley	33	Pennsauken	17:01
23.	Christine McGinley	35	Pennsauken	17:52
24.	Liz Reinbold	69	Cherry Hill	17:53
25.	Sharon Tiedeken	49	Pennsauken	19:26
26.	Peggy Sutton	51	Pennsauken	19:26
27.	Kerry Gallagher	18	Pennsauken	19:27
28.	Unknown runner	--	------	19:30
29.	Beth Reinbold-Mitchell	33	Mount Laurel	19:35
30.	Michael Prince	51	Marlton	19:37
31.	Doug Gilmore	47	Marlton	19:42
32.	Linda Gilmore	46	Marlton	19:42
33.	Carol Otte	52	Marlton	20:16
34.	Nancy Kile	58	Marlton	20:17
35.	Christina Welch	61	Marlton	20:19
36.	Carol Berth	53	Paulsboro	20:28
37.	Harriet Zumwalt	77	Dallas, TX	24:50

The William H. Kile Jr. Humanitarian Scholarship Fund for 1999 was awarded to Pennsauken High School students Steven Creel and Kerry Gallagher, and Jonathan Paolini of the Howard Phifer Middle School.

Creel plans on studying computer science at Rowan University with the intention of transferring to Virginia Tech. He was active in many clubs at Pennsauken, including Legend yearbook staff, Leo Club, World of Difference, Pier Mediation, and was on the stage crew.

Gallagher was ranked 15th in her class with a 3.8 GPA. She was a member of the National Honor Society and French Honor Society for two years. Gallagher, who was vice president of her senior class, plans on majoring in education at Rutgers University. An outstanding athlete, she made the second All-Olympic Conference lacrosse team her senior season. Gallagher also played fullback on the junior varsity soccer team her freshman and sophomore seasons.

The 1999 run raised $1,000 for the scholarship fund. The William H. Kile Jr. Humanitarian Scholarship is the largest memorial fund at Pennsauken. In three years the race has raised $6,500. Thank you for all your support. See you next year!

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