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Newlywed Spotlight of the Day
MARK & JILLIAN PETERSEN
MJPetersenCongratulations! Married May 17, 2013

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2013 Open: North Central Individual Men – 150th
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Workout of the Day

LONG SOCKS TODAY, PLEASE.

“Tillman”

7 Rounds:
7 Deadlift (315/220)
1 Full Gasser
15 Pull Ups
> 45 seconds rest

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Patrick Daniel Tillman (5.6.76 – 4.22.04) was a professional football player who left the National Football League and enlisted in the United States Army in May 2002. He joined the Army Rangers and served multiple tours in combat before he was killed in the mountains of Afghanistan. He was a recipient of the Silver Star, the third highest honor in the military, and a Purple Heart. Pat is survived by his wife Marie. He is also remembered through the foundation named in his honor; the mission being to inspire people to make positive changes in themselves and in the world around them.

Patrick Daniel Tillman (5.6.76 – 4.22.04) was a professional football player who left the National Football League and enlisted in the United States Army in May 2002. He joined the Army Rangers and served multiple tours in combat before he was killed in the mountains of Afghanistan. He was a recipient of the Silver Star, the third highest honor in the military, and a Purple Heart. Pat is survived by his wife Marie. He is also remembered through the foundation named in his honor; the mission being to inspire people to make positive changes in themselves and in the world around them.

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