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Justin’s Beach House 5K and 2-Mile Walk attracts a thousand

Justin Jennings Foundation offers respite for families with cancer
Runners roll off the starting line at the Justin’s Beach House 5K. DAVE FREDERICK PHOTOS
Dave Frederick
May 29, 2018
Melissa Platt breaks away from the peloton at the start and rolls to a 28:03 5K.
Race winner Ethan Burbridge completes the course in 17:15.
Francisco Puac from Georgetown logs a time of 18:12.
Female winner Natalie Trait finishes strong on the boardwalk.
Wild Bill MacArthur is back from Florida and running races.
Debbie Rementer returns to the circuit after a dog bite.
Julie Wilson assists Travis Saverwald through the two-mile walk. Somewhere during the walk a wheelchair was discarded.

The Justin’s Beach House 5K and 2-Mile Walk attracted just under 1,000 participants to downtown Bethany Beach May 26, with 646 completing the 5K run and the rest of the ramblers electing the two-mile walk.

Ethan Burbridge, 22, of College Park, Md., was the overall male winner in 17:15.

Natalie Trait, 37, from Landenberg, Pa., was the women’s winner in 19:26.

The top 11 runners were all male and ran under 19:19 for the race.

Andrew Palese won the male masters in 18:58. Faith Foxwell of Millville was the female masters winner in 23:18.

The two-mile timed walk was won by Michelle Rivest in 22:41.

Justin’s Beach House is a respite home for families dealing with cancer. The house is a place for a family to relax and unwind.

Justin Jennings was born in 1980 and diagnosed with a brain tumor in July 1998. Justin died June 25, 2000. His life story and news of the Justin Jennings Foundation can be found at www.justinjennings.org.

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