2016 Hospice Run/Walk for Life 5K Race Results

Congratulations to Patrick Guerette (21:06) and Stephanie LeBlanc (25:04) the top male and female finishers at the 6th annual Run/Walk for Life 5K held on Saturday, June 25, at Thomas College in Waterville. The race benefited Hospice Volunteers of Waterville Area and L.N. Clark Inspiration Network. ​
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Team Hooligan

Place. Name (Time)

1. Patrick Guerette (21:06)
2. Stephanie LeBlanc (25:04)
3. Madison Morin (25:39)
4. Matt Van Deusen (26:05)
5. Bruce White (30:05)
6. Jennifer Lachance (34:51)
7. Peter Bastow (34.58)
8. Sara Michaud (35.30)
9. Mark Jose (35.38)
10. Jim Moore (40.27)
11. Shawn Michaud (53.11)
12. Gary Levesque (53.12)
13. Kristin Azevedo (54.50)
14. Darlene Michaud (54.51)
15. Tracy Welch (54.52)
16. Lydia Santos (54.52)
17. Sasha Michaud (54.53)
18. Sabra Hayden (54.54)
19. Megan Miklos (55:05)
20. #280 (55:06)
21. Anna Pelotte (56:25)
22. Mike Miklos (56:26)
23. Jackie Reny (58:15)
24. Noah Melcher (59:24)
25. Jessica Collins (59:25)
26. #282 (59:27)
27. Brian Gaumond (59.29)
28. Madeline Provost-Holffman (59.56)
29. Darylyne Provost (1:00)
30. #765 (1:01)
31. Tammy LaCroix (1:01)
32. Ellie Steward (1:01)
33. Tom LaGasse (1:03)
34. Ryan Hiltz (1:03)
35. Brett Savage (1:03)
36. Jamie Giuffrida (1:03)
37. Montana Herbert (1:04)
38. Joseph Giuffrida (1:04)
39. Michelle Clark (1:04)
40. Tonya Clark (1:04)
41. Jeremy Colman (1:05)
42. Jan Lacroix (1:05)
43. Jessica Rogers (1:05

Stephanie LeBlanc accepts the award as first place female finisher at the 2016 Run/Walk for Life 5K from Susan Roy, executive director of Hospice Volunteers of Waterville Area.

Hospice Volunteers of Waterville Area (HVWA) is a non-profit organization founded in 1980 that serves 27 communities in Central Maine. It exists to provide non-medical support to individuals and their families during the last phases of life, to loved ones throughout the grieving process, and to educate the community regarding issues related to death and grieving. Bereavement services are available to anyone who has sustained loss either through illness or unexpectedly. HVWA is volunteer based and community funded. 

The L.N. Clark Inspiration Network is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, established in 2008. Its goal is to help Maine cancer patients and their families. So many people need support and services in many areas during their medical oncology journey. Its passion is to lighten the burden and stress for the individuals in a meaningful way. A cancer patient's journey is a massive challenge; trying to get help should not be.