DuPont is proud to be the

Presenting Sponsor

of the

Special Olympics

Delaware

2011 Summer Games

Let the Games begin!

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Inside Front Cover DuPont

Inside Back Cover ARAMARK

1 Welcome & Table of Contents

2 Law Enforcement Torch Run

3 Opening Ceremonies Schedule

4 Schedule of Events - Friday, June 10

5 Schedule of Events - Saturday, June 11

6-7 Aquatics

8-9 Track & Field

10-11 Bocce

12 Power Lifting

13 MATP

14-15 Softball

16-19 Tennis

20-21 Healthy Athletes

22-23 Olympic Village Schedule & Map

24-25 Summer Games Venue Map (centerfold)

26 Venue Sponsors & Supporters

27 Event Rain Plan & Venue Directors

28 Summer Games Organizing Committee

29-35 Law Enforcement for Special Olympics

31 2011 Torch Runner of the Year

36-48 Family Ads and Business Advertisements

Welcome to the 2011 Summer Games

VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT WWW.SODE.ORG

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oin us in celebrating 25 years of the

Twenty-five years ago, the Law EnforcementTorch Run program started in this state as apublic awareness campaign to supportSpecial Olympics Delaware. Over 1,000individuals including chiefs, sheriffs, officers,deputies, agents and other law enforcementpersonnel from every branch of federal, state,county and municipal law enforcement havededicated their time and support over theyears to raising funds and awareness for theathletes of Special Olympics Delaware.

IT’S OUR TURN TO GIVE BACK ... SUPPORT OUR LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS AS THEY CARRY THE ‘FLAME OF HOPE’ TO THE 2011 SUMMER GAMES.

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Law enforcement officers have long been good friends toSpecial Olympics. They have emerged as champions ofSpecial Olympics athletes everywhere. They haveencouraged our athletes to aspire to their highest potentialand compete against their personal best.

Help us celebrate 25 years of the Special OlympicsDelaware Law Enforcement Torch Run! Come to OpeningCeremonies and cheer on our Guardians of the Flame asthey complete their 160-mile journey to carry the Flame ofHope to light the cauldron at the 2011 Summer Games.

DELAWARE LAW ENFORCEMENT TORCH RUN

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FRIDAY EVENING SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

4:00pm - 6:30pm PICNIC ON THE GREEN - JOIN US FOR A FESTIVAL & DANCE with LIVE MUSIC!Plus! Welcome Law Enforcement Torch Runners

7:00pm OPENING CEREMONIES AT THE BOB CARPENTER CENTER25th Annual Law Enforcement Torch Run celebra�on, indoor fireworks display, DSP Pipe and Drum Corps, live performances and more!

FRIDAY FAMILY PICNIC

� Fes�val begins at 4:00pm with live music and dance. Bring a lawn chair or a picnic blanket!� FREE BBQ - hamburgers and grilled chicken sandwiches ... and FREE ice cream!� Get a photo with your friends at the FREE photo booth� Horseshoes and croquet demonstra�ons� Visit the Healthy Athletes tent with Xbox Kinect - Fit for Sports. Fit for Life. � Helicopter leads the Law Enforcement torch runners as they complete their 160-mile Torch Run

relay and make their entrance into the UD stadium complex

FRIDAY & SATURDAY, JUNE 10 & 11 � UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE

Honor our athlete’s spirit of competition at Summer Games ... plus

come and celebrate the 25th Annual Law Enforcement Torch Run!

DON’T MISS the 2011 Special Olympics Opening Ceremonies

on Friday, June 10, 2011 at the Bob Carpenter Center.

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2011 Summer Games Schedule of EventsThursday, June 9, 2011: 5:00pm Housing Opens McKean Hall

Friday, June 10, 20116:00am Volunteer Registration Opens Grass Area/Pool7:45am Venues Open

8:00am Track Mini-Stadium 8:00am Bocce Field House8:15am Awards Areas A & B Mini-Stadium & Field 98:30am Aquatics Outdoor Pool9:00am MATP Bob Carpenter Center9:00am Team Softball Handloff Park 9:00am Tennis Skills & Singles Outdoor Tennis Courts10:00am – 3:00pm Olympic Village Fields 10 & 1111:00am - 3:00pm Healthy Athletes Fields 10 & 11

11:00am -2:00pm Lunch Open

11:30am – 1:00pm Track & Field Lunch Break11:30am – 1:00pm Aquatics Lunch Break11:45am – 12:45pm Bocce Lunch Break12:30pm Softball Finished1:00pm – 2:00pm Tennis Lunch Break1:30pm Olympic Village & Healthy Athlete Volunteer Lunches

12:35pm Sports venues reopen12:15pm Awards Areas A, B & C Mini-Stadium, Field 9 & Olympic Village 12:45pm Bocce Field House12:45pm Aquatics Outdoor Pool1:00pm Field Events Mini-Stadium & Field House2:00pm Tennis Singles Outdoor Tennis Courts

3:00pm Track & Field Finished3:30pm Aquatics Finished4:00pm Tennis Finished4:30pm Bocce Finished

4:30pm - 6:30pm BBQ & Dance Grass Lot7:00pm Opening Ceremonies Bob Carpenter Center

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Saturday, June 11, 20116:00am Volunteer Registration Opens Grass Area/Pool7:45am Venues Open

8:00am Track Mini-Stadium 8:00am Bocce Field House8:00am Powerlifting Field House8:00am Team Softball Handloff Park 8:15am Awards Areas A, B & C Mini-Stadium, Field 9 & Olympic

Village8:30am Aquatics Outdoor Pool9:00am Tennis Doubles Outdoor Tennis Courts10:00am – 3:00pm Olympic Village Fields 10 & 1111:00am - 3:00pm Healthy Athletes Fields 10 & 11

11:00am -2:00pm Lunch Open11:30am – 1:00pm Aquatics Lunch Break11:45am – 12:45pm Bocce Lunch Break1:00pm Olympic Village & Healthy Athlete Volunteer Lunches

12:35pm Sports venues reopen12:15pm Awards Areas A, B & C Mini-Stadium, Field 9 & Olympic

Village12:45pm Bocce Field House12:45pm Aquatics Outdoor Pool

12:00pm Track & Field Finished12:00pm Powerlifting Finished2:00pm Tennis Finished3:30pm Aquatics Finished4:30pm Softball Finished4:30pm Bocce Finished

2011 Summer Games Schedule of Events

Summer Games photos may be viewed at www.sode.org

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Aquatics

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Aquatics Schedule - UD Outdoor Pool

Venue Sponsor

Warm-ups each day begin at 8:00 am

Track &Field

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Track and FieldUD Mini-Stadium

Venue Sponsor

*The times listed on this schedule are staging times

Field EventsSponsor

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Bocce

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Bocce Divisions & Awards Schedule

Venue Sponsor

All awards ceremonies will be held on Saturday, June 11th in Olympic Village.

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MATP

Awards will be presented at the conclusion of each sport

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Power Lifting

Training supported by Fusion Gym

Venue Sponsor

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Softball

Directions: Handloff Park is located at 1000 Barksdale Road (northeast corner of Barksdale and

Casho Mill Rds. in Newark.)

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Softball ScheduleNorma Handloff Park

Venue Sponsor

*RAIN DATE IS SCHEDULED FOR SATURDAY, JUNE 18 IF NEEDED

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Tennis

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Tennis ScheduleOutdoor Field House Tennis Courts

Venue Sponsor

2011 Summer GamesTennis Singles Divisions

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2011 Summer GamesTennis Short Court & Unified Doubles

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Everyone should arrive early for warm-ups. Once matches start there will be no warm-ups. Divisions and schedule are subject to change.

Court 1 Court 2 Court 3 Court 4 Court 6

Claudia Brown Jamie Jurjans Kim Jones

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Judy Young Danny Yonker Tom Wells

David Hill Becky Longo RJ Franco

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Brian Arendall Scott Dillon Mark Wells

Phil Saxon Elizabeth Nolan Kim Jones Danny Yonker Reid Falcinelli

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Erin Bailey Judy Young Kurt Meyermann Rick Conley Tim Young

Brian Arendall Deb McDaniel Chris Garrison

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Brian Donovan Becky Longo Mark Wells

Glenn Jones Kurt Meyermann Elizabeth Nolan Jamie Jurjans Chris Garrison

vs vs vs vs vs

Phil Saxon Tom Wells Claudia Brown Rick Conley RJ Franco

Erin Bailey Tim Young Brian Donovan Deb McDaniel Reid Falcinelli

vs vs vs vs vs

Glenn Jones Chris Garrison David Hill Scott Dillon RJ Franco

LUNCH

2:00pm

SKILLS COMPETITION

10:00am

3:00pm

Court 5

9:00am

SKILLS COMPETITION

SKILLS COMPETITION

11:00am

12:00pm

1:00pm

TENNIS SINGLES COMPETITION - FRIDAY, JUNE 10

TENNIS DOUBLES COMPETITION - SATURDAY, JUNE 11

Healthy AthletesFit for Sports. Fit for Life.

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Visit Healthy Athletes at the 2011 Summer Games

This year’s Summer Games will offer two health screenings and three health information components as part

of the Healthy Athletes program.

Fit FeetComplete exam with insoles if needed

Healthy HearingThorough hearing exam

Injury Prevention/FlexibilityFlexibility testing and stretching tips

Be Tobacco FreeLearn the negative effects of tobacco

Treasure Your Health - an interactive breast health awareness exhibit

Special Olympics Delaware is once again proud to team up with

Komen-Philadelphia and Practice Without Pressure for

“Treasure your Health,” a special pink-tent event being held

as part of the Healthy Athletes program.

Developed by Practice Without Pressure, the “Treasure YourHealth” program provides adults with disabilities and their

caregivers breast care and cancer prevention information in a

fun, interactive format that rewards participants with prizes as

well as positive life lessons.

PWP staff will be on hand to guide athletes through each activity

and to answer any questions that may arise from the table-top

exhibits.

Plan on joining us for one or both inspiring fun-filled days of

competition, breast cancer empowerment… and a wonderful

experience of challenges being conquered with will, confidence

and determination.

Supported by

Healthy Athletes is a program of health screenings and education for Special Olympics athletes. The program’sgoal is to improve each athlete’s ability to train and compete in Special Olympics through better health andfitness. In Delaware, Healthy Athletes began with two components at the 2001 Summer Games – Opening Eyes(Vision) and Special Smiles (Dental). The program expanded to include two additional components, HealthyHearing and Fit Feet, as well as five other wellness screenings. Each component of Healthy Athletes isadministered by local volunteers with professional expertise in that discipline.

Healthy Athletes Coordinators

Be Tobacco Free Sheri Towner-Gabrelcik

Fit Feet Dr. Ray Feehery

Healthy Hearing Rebecca Holowka

Injury Prevention/

Flexibility Pat Hansen

Opening Eyes Dr. Don Blackburn

Practice Without Pressure Jane Miller

Special Smiles Dr. Greg McClure

Wellness Dr. Carolee Polek

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HEALTHY ATHLETES SUPPORTERS

Global Sponsors

Aetrex Worldwide Inc.American Lung Association - DelawareDelaware Dental Hygienist AssociationDelaware Division of Public HealthDelaware Optometric AssociationDelaware Podiatric Medical Association

Delaware State Dental SocietyHanger Prosthetics & Orthotics Inc.Practice Without PressureUniversity of Delaware College ofHealth Sciences

Biocoustics Instruments Inc.Bio-logicDREVEEckel IndustriesEssilor InternationalGrason-Stadler CorporationHealth One Global

Howard Leight IndustriesLiberty SportLions Club InternationalPhonak Inc.The Safilo GroupUNICEF

Local Sponsors

Olympic Village Schedule

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Friday, June 1010:00 am - 3:00 pm

Saturday, June 1110:00 am - 3:00 pm

Entertainment & Special Appearances

Master of Ceremonies - Buddy West

DJ - EZ (Zach) Davidson

10:30 am - 12:00 pm “Rocky Bluewinkle”

Blue Rocks Mascot

10:30 am - 11:30 am Juggling Hoffmans

11:45 am NCC Police Dog Demo

Attractions� Basketball Toss – Exxon Retailers of NCC & Exxon

Mobile USA� Antique Car Show – Brandywine Region Antique Auto

Club of America� Corvette Show – Corvette Club of Northern Delaware� Water Gun Fun – Water Gun Fun, Inc.

� Rock Wall - Delaware Army National Guard� Fit for Sport. Fit for Life – Bank of America� Mounted Police - New Castle County Police� Build-a-Craft - Lowes Newark� Miniature Golf – Dow� ARC Truck – Delmarva Power

Entertainment & Special Appearances

Master of Ceremonies - Buddy West

DJ - EZ (Zach) Davidson

10:00 am Storm Troopers - Garrison Carida

Proud Members of the 501Legion

11:00 am - 2:00 pm East Coast Wrestlers

11:30 am - 1:00 pm YoUDee - University of Delaware

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11:45 am NCC Police Dog Demo

12:00 pm Olympiad Gymnastics

12:00 pm - 1:00 pm “Lewie P. Bear” - SODE

Polar Bear Mascot

Attractions� Basketball Toss – Exxon Retailers of NCC & Exxon

Mobile USA� Fire Safety House – Mill Creek Fire Company 2/21� Aetna Fire Truck & Equipment

� Rock Wall - Delaware Army National Guard� Fit for Sport. Fit for Life – Bank of America� Miniature Golf – Dow� Massage - The Massage Center� Golf - Mark Grunert� A Space Odyssey - ILC Dover� ARC Truck – Delmarva Power

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Special Olympics Delaware thanks the following Venue Sponsors & Supporters

Presenting Sponsor DuPontAthletics & Aquatics Awards Bank of AmericaTrack & Field DuPont, Discover Bank, TAC OfficialsAquatics YMCA

Bocce Citi

Power Lifting TD Bank, Fusion Fitness Center (training)

Softball Wells Fargo

Tennis Barclaycard US

Food & Hospitality ARAMARK, Acme, Advance Foods, Ambrogi Produce, Amore, Amoroso’s Bakery, Appleton Caterers, Armour Meats, Bing’s Bakery, Butterball, Canada Dry, Conagra, Cooper Booth, Dannon,Frito-Lay, General Mills, IDS - ARAMARK, Java City, J&J Snacks, Kozy Shack, Land O’Lakes, Otis Spunkmeyer, Pepperidge Farms, Pepsi, Pinnacle Foods,Runnemede Truck Rentals, Sara Lee, Solo,Smuckers, The Fun Department,WAWA

Healthy Athletes Bank of America, Practice Without Pressure, Komen Foundation, Aetrix Worldwide, Inc., American Lung Association - Delaware, Delaware Podiatric Medical Assoc., Hanger Prosthetics & Orthotics Inc.Lions Club International - District 22D

Host Site University of Delaware, Newark Parks and Recreation

Olympic Village Aetna Hose, Hook & Ladder Co., Brandywine Region Antique Auto Clubof America, Chiquita, Christiana Best Buy, Corvette Club of Northern Delaware, Delaware Army National Guard, Delaware Law Enforcement, Delmarva Power, DOW, East Coast Wrestling Association, EZ (Zach) Davidson, SMO Motor Fuels, Exxon Retailers of New Castle County, The Massage Center, Juggling Hoffmans, Garrison Carida Storm Troopers, Make A Memory, Mill Creek Fire Company 2/21, Water Gun Fun, Inc., New Castle County Police K9 & Mounted Police, Olympiad Gymnastics, Rocky Bluewinkle - BlueRocks Mascot, Lewie P. Bear - Polar Bear Mascot, YoUDee-University of Delaware Mascot, ILC Dover, Lowes Newark, Buddy West, Mark Grunert, Showorks

Opening Ceremonies DuPont, Showorks, Charles Luyt, Lizzie Kelley, Fireworks Concepts, Light Action, Knights of Columbus,Delaware State Police Pipe and Drum Corps

Operations Delaware Air National Guard, Easy Lift

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Summer GamesRain Plan

Venue DirectorsAquatics Competition Bob South

Volunteers YMCA: Donna Beverin

Track & Competition Chip ThomasField Volunteers Discover: Marian Handlin

DuPont: Mary Kate Campbell

Bocce Competition Irv & Phyllis Levin Volunteers Citi: Joe Wood

Power Competition Mike DiTomasso, Hank StoklosaLifting Volunteers TD Bank: Julie Fitzsimmons

and Peggy Talmo

Softball Competition Denise BeattieVolunteers Wells Fargo: Chris Zwilling

and Deirdra GonsalvesTennis Competition Mary Moore

Volunteers Barclaycard US: Michele Blum

MATP Competition Brenda Zullo

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AQUATICS: In the event of rain, the Aquatics event will be moved to

the Carpenter Sports Arena. Staging will be in Gym #1. Lunch will be

outside under a tent. Transportation will be provided from McKean Hall

& the Field House.

TRACK & FIELD: In the event of rain, an adjusted schedule for themini stadium will be followed. In the event of extreme weathr, trackevents may be moved into the Field House in the afternoon.

BOCCE: In the event of extreme weather, bocce may have an adjusted

schedule and all games will be moved to the morning. This is in the

event of Track being moved into the Field House in the afternoon.

FOOD/MEALS: In the event of rain, the food/meals will remain

under the west stadium bleachers as scheduled.

OLYMPIC VILLAGE: In the event of rain, ALL Olympic Village

activities, including Healthy Athletes, will be moved to various

competition venues.

POWER LIFTING: No change

SOFTBALL: Rain date - June 18, 2011

TENNIS: In the event of rain, Tennis will be moved to the Elkton

Tennis Club.

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2011 Summer Games Organizing Committee

Awards Jenny RosenbergerCommunications & Transportation Patti Brosius

Fans in the Stands Carrie Staker-JonesFood & Hospitality Donna Evans, Robert Short,

Carmella Keener, Joanie Walsh Games Director Gary CimagliaHealthy Athletes & Media Jon BuzbyHousing Brenda Zullo Law Enforcement John Miller, Chip Simpson Medical G. Reid Conley Olympic Village Sarah & Scott Lammers

Opening Ceremonies Ann Grunert, Bob Callahan, Mary Kate Campbell, Scott Humphrey,

Tom Jermyn, Denis O’Regan

Operations Scott Hudson, Trent Krams, Lisa Smith, Mark Wise

Photography & Project UNIFY Ruth Coughlan

Registration Barbara Spence, Cheryl Talmo, Sue Zebley

Safety Brock CainSignage Howard Keener, Steve CasonSpecial Events Ann Grunert Torchmaster Winnie SpenceVolunteer Registration Mary Kate Campbell

Nancy Gallagher

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THE SODE BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND SODE STAFF

WISH TO THANK

DELAWARE LAW ENFORCEMENT

FOR 25 YEARS OF DEDICATION, SERVICE

AND LOYALTY TO THE THOUSANDS OF ATHLETES

OF SPECIAL OLYMPICS DELAWARE.

All around the world, Special Olympics has a formidable and caring legion ofprotectors and supporters: the law enforcement community.

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For 25 years Delaware Law Enforcement has hit thepavement in support of the athletes who train and competein Special Olympics. Through their signature event - the LawEnforcement Torch Run - which has evolved into a three-county, 160-mile relay-run across the state, law enforcementhas opened the doors of understanding and acceptancewhile raising more than $3.3 million dollars to fuel SpecialOlympics’ growth and quality programming.

Presented by

UD Student Athlete Advisory Council

(SAAC)

In addition to the Torch Run, the Delaware Law Enforcement for Special Olympics (LESO)hosts several fundraising events throughout the year with the support of the following sponsors:

FACT: Delaware is the only state in the country that

runs a lit 'Flame of Hope' the entire length of the

state prior to its Summer Games.

UD

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DELAWARE LAW ENFORCEMENT TORCH RUN

2011 TORCH RUNNER

Randall W. LeeDeputy State Fire Marshal

Deputy State Fire Marshal Randall W. Lee is a 27-year veteran of

Delaware law enforcement. He has served the last nine years as the

Chief Deputy Fire Marshal in Sussex County (Operations

Division). Fire Marshall Lee first became involved with Special

Olympics in 1995 when he participated in the Lewes Polar Bear

Plunge. The weather that year was the coldest on record with wind

gusts at -20 degrees below zero.

Fire Marshal Lee became involved in the Law Enforcement Torch

Run for Special Olympics in the late 1990’s as a Torch Runner.

Since that time, Randy has continued to increase his volunteer

efforts for the Torch Run and Special Olympics Delaware (SODE).

In addition, he continues to actively recruit and encourage other

police officers to join in the year-round fund-raising and volunteer

efforts of Delaware Law Enforcement for Special Olympics

(LESO).

Fire Marshal Lee has served as the Western Sussex Leg Coordinator for Delaware’s Torch Run for the

past nine years.

Fire Marshal Lee is the consummate “team player”

and Torch Run leader. He has served Delaware’s

Torch Run and Special Olympics movements

tirelessly, and enthusiastically, over the last 15 years.

Fire Marshal Lee truly epitomizes the typical

“unsung hero” in Delaware’s Torch Run movement,

volunteering countless hours to help raise funds and

enhance public awareness on behalf of the Torch Run

and Special Olympics.

As the 2011 Delaware Torch Runner of the year, Fire

Marshal Lee will have the unique honor and privilege

of delivering the “Flame of Hope,” on behalf of all

Delaware law enforcement, to the 2010 SODE

Athlete of Year, Michael Bowe, for the lighting of the

cauldron at the conclusion of the SODE Summer

Games Opening Ceremonies on Friday, June 10 at

the University of Delaware in Newark. Deputy State Fire Marshal Randall Lee (left) is presentedwith the 2011 Torch Runner of the Year award by

Colonel Robert Coupe (right)

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DELAWARE LAW ENFORCEMENT TORCH RUN®FOR SPECIAL OLYMPICS TORCH RUNNERS

‘87 Douglas F. Tuttle University of Delaware‘88 John M. Miller * Delaware State Police‘89 D. Scott Peck Delaware River & Bay Authority‘90 Gregory D. Nolt * Delaware State Police‘91 Preston A. Lewis Delaware State Police‘92 Edward L. Mayfield, Jr. Delaware State Police‘93 Susan K. Poley * Newark Police Department‘94 Joseph N. Forester Delaware State Police‘95 Creig W. Doyle Rehoboth Beach Police Dept‘96 Dan Hall & Jeff Oldham Delaware State Police‘97 Jay J. King * Department of Corrections (SCI)‘98 Ralph Johnson Newark Police Department‘99 Pete Schwartzkopf Delaware State Police‘00 Mark Daniels Delaware State Police‘01 John Fogelgren Wilmington Department of Police‘02 Ben Nefosky Delaware State Police‘03 Rich Dennis * Delaware State Police‘04 Leslie ‘Lad’ Dick Delaware State Police‘05 Wayne Kline * DNREC Division of Parks & Recreation‘06 Adam Wright Delaware State Police‘07 Bruno Battaglia * Wilmington Department of Police‘08 Thomas F. Mac Leish Delaware State Police‘09 Randy E. Fisher * Delaware State Police‘10 Ken McLaughlin* Delaware State Police‘11 Randall Lee* Deputy State Fire Marshal

*Represented Delaware in Final Leg to Special Olympics Nationalor World Games

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2010-11 LAW ENFORCEMENT FOR SPECIAL OLYMPICS (LESO)Steering Committee

LESO State Director John Miller, Department of Justice

LESO Chairperson Colonel Robert Coupe, DSP

Vice Chair Colonel Michael McGowan, NCCPD

Good Sam Club State Dir. Barry Larkin

Fund Raising Events Chair Agent Greg Nolt and Capt. Pete Sawyer, DSP

Fund Raising Projects Chair Lt. Mark Daniels, DSP (ret.) and Chief Ken McLaughlin

Leg Coordinators

New Castle County: Sgt. Jaime Dolan, NCCPD and Dan Hall, DSP

Wilmington: RAIC Jeff Gavin and Bonnie Day, US Secret Service

Kent County: Capt. Tom Logan and Cpl. Danielle Martin, DSP

Sussex County: TFC Philip Kebles, TFC Lindsay Smith, Det. Jason Stevenson, DSP

Deputy State Fire Marshal Randall W. Lee

Logistics Chair Lt. Randy Fisher, DSP

Police Chiefs Council Liaison Chief Kevin McDerby, NCPD

Public Relations Chair Sgt. Paul Shavack and Cpl. Jeff Hale, DSP

Special Events Chair Chief Wayne Kline, DNREC

Special Olympics Liaisons Lisa Smith

Torch Master Winnie SpenceVolunteers Chair Major Chip Simpson, DSP

Past Chair Chief Keith Banks, Rehoboth Beach Police Dept.

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Thankyou

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Celebratingfrom

Delaware Law Enforcement 25 YEARS OF SUPPORT

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Here is a man on a mission to weight-lift over 400 pounds. Watch out when Forrie Brown drops these weights, the whole stage will bounce!

But that IS OK - SODE and Coach Hank has shown Forrie to make it look like all this weight is a cake walk - for the LOVE of WEIGHTLIFTING with the best.

Congratulations and good luck at Summer Games,

Forrie!

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DELAWARE STATE COUNCILKNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

PROUDLY SALUTE THE

SPECIAL OLYMPICS ATHLETESAND THE DEDICATED VOLUNTEERS

COMPETING IN THE

2011 SPECIAL OLYMPICSDELAWARE SUMMER GAMES

WE ARE PROUD TO BEYEAR-ROUND PARTNERS WITHSPECIAL OLYMPICS DELAWARE

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GO Newark Lightning!

Mark proudly shows his trophy atthe Special Olympics DelawareFamily Day fishing tournament.

Congratulations

Mark Temple!

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