Medal Monday highlights numerous achievements from the Marathon Maniacs and Half Fanatics members, shared via their Facebook pages. Notable activities include group photos taken at various race events and individual accomplishments, such as Heather completing her 49th state and Maricris participating in her 138th half marathon. Many members shared their experiences at iconic races like Grandma’s Marathon and the Hatfield McCoy Marathon, each reflecting the camaraderie and dedication within this vibrant running community.
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Run Family at the Hatfield McCoy Marathon Weekend
Before starting a race, the Marathon Maniac and Half Fanatic running families take a ‘Family Photo’ whenever possible. They were recently spotted taking a group picture before the Hatfield McCoy Marathon Weekend, which is scheduled to take place in Williamson, West Virginia on June 12-13, 2026. This tradition signifies the camaraderie and spirit of these running communities as they prepare for events across the nation.
Running Family Photos: Fanatic/Maniac Photos in Texas, Alaska and West Virginia
The Marathon Maniac and Half Fanatic running families frequently capture ‘Family Photos’ before races. They took group shots at three events: the Hatfield McCoy Marathon/Blackberry Mountain Half Marathon in Williamson, WV on June 14, 2025, the SARR Texas Sun Showdown in San Antonio, TX on June 15, 2025, and the Mayor’s Marathon and Half in Anchorage, AK on June 21, 2025.
Tales From Medal Monday Volume 4 Chapter 9
Medal Monday brings many stories of achievement for our members. Here are recent stories from the Marathon Maniacs and Half Fanatics, as told by you, as posted on the Marathon Maniacs/Half Fanatics Facebook pages. Featured Runner: Sandy Straley(MM7675)– I started running when I was 25 because I wanted to get in better shape. Luckily, myContinue reading “Tales From Medal Monday Volume 4 Chapter 9”
The Hatfield McCoy Weekend
Karen Murray Anderson (MM8075, DA576, HF5492)– Glen absolutely loves the Hatfield McCoy marathon! The friendliness of the people and the rich history of the course have captured his heart. He even dreamt of getting married at the halfway point in Metewan, an old coal mining town that still looks like the 1800s. The Airbnb weContinue reading “The Hatfield McCoy Weekend”