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Greetings from Special Olympics and Law Enforcement Torch Run!
The 2014 Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics in the Central Region and Southern Tier, May 27 –June 4. Summer Games are at University of Buffalo on June 5-7, 2014. USA Games are the following week, June 14-21 in Princeton, NJ.
Law Enforcement Torch Run shirts are available for purchase and everyone participating is asked to show their unity for the cause buy purchasing and wearing a 2014 Torch Run shirt or hat. Shirts will arrive to the Special Olympics office by Monday, May 19th for distribution--see order form.
2014 Torch Run Legs in Central Region & Southern Tier
Leg #1: Tuesday, May 27th 9:00AM Oswego to Fulton
Torch Run Director and contact;
Lt. Charlie Searor of Oswego PD csearor@oswegony.org
Leg #2 Wednesday, May 28th Utica time to be announced
Torch Run Director and contact;
SA Joanne Russell of FBI southiechick@gmail.com
Leg #3 Wednesday, May 28th 12:00PM Ithaca
Torch Run Director and contacts;
Cassandra Rucker crucker@nyso.org
Ofc Kyle Paolangeli of Ithaca PD kpaolangeli@cityofithaca.org
Leg #4 Thursday, May 29th 1:00PM Cortland
Torch Run Director and contact;
Ofc Joe Peters of Cortland PD jpeters@cortland.org
Leg #5 Friday, May 30 10:00AM Binghamton
Torch Run Directors and contacts;
Trooper Nathan Riegal of Troop C nathan.riegal@troopers.ny.gov
Trooper Neil Case of Troop C neil.case@troopers.ny.go
DC Mady Bay of NYS University Police Binghamton mbay@binghamton.edu
AC Matt Rossie of NYS University Police Binghamton mrossie@binghamton.edu
Lt. George Hayes of Johnson City PD ghayes@jcpolice.com
Leg #6 Tuesday, June 3 11:00AM Syracuse (Fayetteville-Camillus)
Torch Run Directors and contacts;
Ofc Stacey Wickes of Dewitt PD swickes@townofdewitt.com
DC Paul Waltz of NYS University Police Upstate waltzd@upstate.edu
Leg #7 Wednesday, June 4 Elbridge to Canandaigua
Torch Run Directors and contact;
Sgt. Mike Murray of Auburn Correctional Facility murray.copscare@gmail.com
Leg #8 Wednesday, June 4 Norwich 10AM
Torch Run Directors and contacts;
Trooper Nathan Riegal of Troop C nathan.riegal@troopers.ny.gov
Trooper Neil Case of Troop C neil.case@troopers.ny.go
Leg #9 Wednesday, June 4 Oneonta 1PM
Torch Run Directors and contacts;
Trooper Nathan Riegal of Troop C nathan.riegal@troopers.ny.gov
Trooper Neil Case of Troop C neil.case@troopers.ny.go
Please email or FAX your Torch Run shirt order by Friday, May 16th to
Cassandra Rucker
Special Olympics NY
crucker@nyso.org
FAX 315-314-6844
WHAT IS LETR? The Law Enforcement Torch Run® for Special Olympics is the movement's largest grass-roots fundraiser and public awareness vehicle, At its most basic level the Torch Run is an actual running event, in which officers and athletes run the Flame of Hope™ to the Opening Ceremonies of local Special Olympics competitions and State and National Games. Annually, more than 85,000 dedicated, compassionate and volunteer law enforcement officers participate in the torch run throughout 35 nations, 12 Canadian provinces and 50 US states, raising more than $46 Million USD for local Special Olympics programsand more than $461 Million since its inception in 1981.
Thank you for your support of our 64,659 athletes of Special Olympics New York.
