AOG Tops 'Winded Warrior' Donations

7/26/2018

The US Air Force Academy Association of Graduates (AOG) has stepped up to help the "Winded Warriors" support Providence Medical Center in the quest to #FINISHCANCER. AOG Chairwoman Cathy McLain (82 - "Best in Blue") and CEO Marty Marcolongo (88) have personally pitched in along with the AOG as a unit — advancing the Long Blue Line to the top of the Hood-to-Coast charity leaderboard.

"This is heartening to our guys," responded Team "Getaway Driver" Tom Stein (just kidding, actually leading Team logistics) who has coordinated with the AOG. "We are pressing just as hard to raise the bar fighting cancer as we are to train for crossing the finish line. But," Stein added, “there is no finish line for service to others."

Well said, Classmate!

Winded Warriors

The "Winded Warriors" Team
is from the United States Air Force Academy, Class of 1970. We are privileged to link arms with all Classes in the Long Blue Line, and all those who have served in the United States Air Force.

We and loved ones have been touched by cancer. Many of you and your families have also been touched by cancer. While we run 199 miles whistling while we work, will you please chip in and donate for cancer research and patient care. Let's make a difference together.

Thank you!

AOG Tops 'Winded Warrior' Donations

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