Proud Dad Moment -Watching My 14-Year-Old Become a Half Fanatic

Paul F Dunwell IV celebrates his 14-year-old son’s achievement of becoming a Half Fanatic after completing the Run Sunset Beach Half Marathon with a personal record of 2:15:56.4. He emphasizes their careful training approach and expresses pride in his son’s determination and grit, encouraging him to pursue his passion responsibly.

Running Family Photo: Fanatic/Maniac Photo at the 2025 Marine Corps Marathon

Before races, the Marathon Maniac and Half Fanatic running community captures ‘Family Photos’ together. Ahead of the Marine Corps Marathon in Washington, DC, on October 26, 2025, they took a few quick group shots, showcasing their camaraderie and enthusiasm for running events nationwide. Photo credit goes to Gregg LeBlanc.

Pacing the People’s Marathon: A Memorable Day at the Marine Corps Marathon

Aaron Stevens (MM14034) paced the Marine Corps Marathon, the people’s marathon, in Virginia.

Marathon Maniac/Half Fanatic Family Photo At The Marine Corps Marathon

Run family photo from the Marine Corps Marathon.

Running the Boardwalk at the Atlantic City Marathon

Merry Mullins (MM15936) ran the boardwalk at the Atlantic City Marathon in New Jersey.

Marine Corps Historic Half

Gregory Rouson (HF8068, MM12723, DA2354) finished half 194 and his third Marine Corps Historic Half in Virginia.

Member Highlight: Kirk Anton

Kirk Anton (MM15274) has been running marathons since 2018. Marine Corps was his 16th, and he has shared three with his son.

Medal Monday from Revel – Big Bear

Michael Culley (MM15667) raced Revel Big Bear, his third marathon in 14 days after the Marine Corps Marathon.

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