Contact: Michael Drabenstott (610) 435-7790 home (610) 417-0503 mobile michael@drabenstott.com Easton’s Ian Walsh and Bethlehem’s Kathleen Jobes capture 2013 St. Luke’s Half Marathon titles Running in the shadow of recent Boston tragedy, a record 3,340 finishers cross line on picture perfect day for running in… Read More »Ian Walsh and Kathleen Jobes capture 2013 St. Luke’s Half Marathon titles
Congratulations on completing the St. Luke’s Half Marathon! April 28 was definitely one of our best races yet, everything went off without a hitch and so many of our racers ran a PR under sunny skies.We have a few links for you to race results,… Read More »Congratulations Runners
If you missed your chance to get into our race this is your second chance. We will be opening up 100 special entries for the St. Luke’s Half Marathon to raise money for the Mobile Youth Health Centers (MYHC) program, a division of St. Luke’s… Read More »Second Chance To Enter Our Race
Allentown, Pa. Why I am running the St. Luke’s Half Marathon? First, for my health. This summer I will turn 59 years old. I started running when I was 12 years old because I saw at a young age how important good health is. My… Read More »Joe Zairo III
Jeff Faneck, Philadelphia, Pa. My name is Jeff Faneck, and I am a 32-year-old living with type 1 diabetes. I work as a pharmacist and enjoy running on the side. Last year I registered for a half marathon as a way to help control my condition as… Read More »Jeff & Michael Faneck
Allentown, Pa. My name is Gayle Ross. I am 46 and a single father of 3. I have been running since 2008. I had been a heavy smoker and had a herniated disc for years. In 2006 I had surgery on my back at St.… Read More »Gayle Ross
Orefield, Pa. I began running in 1987. I was in college and ran to control my weight. I had never been much of an athlete in high school. I grew to love feeling fit and strong as my miles increased. In 1998, I became inspired… Read More »Jacqui Jarrett
Lebanon, Pa. As a younger child I was active and healthy and throughout school. For some reason once out of school is when things unknowingly got out of control. Around the age of 18 I thought I could take on the world and thought I… Read More »Dennis Shenk
