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The Symbolism
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The graphic on the race materials and
sweatshirt was designed
in 1988 by resident marble sculptor Greg Tonozzi, in
memory
of Teeny Jueng. Teeny was a Glenwood Springs City Council
member
and the Valley View Hospital emergency room
supervisor. She was killed in
January, 1988 in an avalanche
near Pearl Pass.
Teeny was a very special person to all of
Glenwood Springs. She
gave100 percent to everything she did and everyone
she knew.
Hers was a giving , caring , doing and sharing life. Her memory
continually give strength to those of us who put together the Tri
Glenwood
triathlon.
Teeny was very enlightened and widely
traveled. The shaded
wave which divides the circle suggest the yin-yang
concept of
totality of being as well as being symbolic of the swim. The
spokes fanning out in the lower left represent the bike portion
of the event and
the feet represent the run. In designing the
logo, Greg insisted
that the feet remain bare to remind us of
the nakedness with which we come into
life. Symbolically
one foot is in the wave and one out of it remind us
that we
always stand with one foot in the world and one foot in the next.
We hope your understanding
of this symbolism will give you
much strength on race day and as you wear your shirt. |
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Charlie Wertheim
Race Records
Overall
Men:
Charlie Wertheim
1:17:27 (2002)
Fastest Swim:
Howard Jay
10:15 (1998)
Fastest Bike:
Dave Weidemann
34:41 (2009)
Fastest Run:
Marco Salmen
28:48 (2007)
Overall Women:
Jennifer Gutierrez
1:21:24 (1999)
Fastest Swim:
Jennifer Gutierrez
10:28 (1994)
Fastest Bike:
Jennifer Gutierrez
36:41 (1998)
Fastest Run:
Sarah Shepard
32:05 (2008)
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