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Other Rappahannock runners and their times were: Kell Achenback (52:46), Patty Alexander (64:14), Philip Angell (51:48), Matthew Eidson (52:14), Michael Eidson (47:06), Frances Foster (78:08), Denise Horton (159:36), Bryan Johnson (56:29), Ethelyn Karp (58:39), Mitchel S. Karp (47:10), Sherry Landsman (159:37), Elizabeth Lemons (70:19), John Miller (54:03), Sandra G. Parker (77:33), Buck Payne (55:54), John Raney (45:18), Grace Reynolds (99:00), Firth Whitehouse (49:49), Dennis Wingfield (57:45), Morgan Hay (102:34), Kate Arnold (61:05), Meg Arnold (62:23), Alison Martin (87:47), Missy Williams (208:32), Tanya Runion (208:39), Scott Blevins (64:15), Joe Burnett (53:32), Matt Burnett (51:30), Jesse Reynolds (65:27), Chris Moyles (65:26), David Mosher (77:27), Jerry Martin (48:48), Lynn Wittle (70:47), Lee Wittle (69:49), Lois Manookian (87:57).
George Krumbhar, 48, of Washington, D.C. ran the race in “around 50 minutes.” He seemed less interested in his time, though, than the fact that the top 300 runners received athletic bags. “It’s great for local business,” he said, sporting his own bag stuffed with pottery, grape jelly and assorted handicrafts. He went on a shopping spree after running the race. What about the Fodderstack? “It’s one of the nicest races I’ve run in. The area is so pretty.”
Bill Stewart of Winchester, second overall with a time of 31:53, “felt very
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