Team RWB is forging America's leading health and wellness community for Veterans and their supporters. 

Please visit our Annual Reports page to see how RWB uses the money donated to help drive health and wellness. I am running to raise money and awareness for our nation's Veterans and help them see their best days are ahead of them. Team RWB is forging America's leading health and wellness community for Veterans and their supporters. 

Team RWB offers in person and virtual events to our members and chapters to foster that sense of fitness, friendship, and fellowship that Veterans saw in their units during their service and long to see in their communities where they live and work. Where does the money go? Please visit our Annual Reports page on teamrwb.org to see how RWB uses the money donated to help drive health and wellness. 

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❤️🤍💙🇺🇸 This Run will be honoring those around me who have served. 

❤️ My Grandfather; Bill- Alive - US Navy. 

🤍 Dennis Burgos- Deceased- December 9 2017- Sergeant US Air Force. 

💙 Joseph Savarese- Deceased- April 22 2017- Petty Officer Third Class US Navy.

🇺🇸 Vincent DeFrank- Deceased- October 24 2015- US Army. 

❤️ My grandfather (and grandmother) have single handedly been my driving force in life; from encouraging me in sports, to going to school- and even when I bought my first house. They have supported me through all walks of life, the good, the bad, the ugly- he is always there. 

🤍 Dennis passed in 2017; NYS Trooper, Sergeant US Air Force and a staple with Onondaga Community College Public Safety (Syracuse, NY). Dennis lost his battle with Lung Cancer in December 2017, after many years of battling; there was talk that the Lung Cancer may have been related to his response to the attacks on September 11, 2001. Dennis became my "father" in one of the darkest periods of my life, but saw what I didn't see in myself. He saw me obtain my EMT, saw me graduate college and now he looks out for me from above. I'll forever tell people about how he saved my life and continue spreading his love for care for everyone. 

💙 Joe was the Paramedic who made me feel safe and cared for during a medical incident. Not only was he a Paramedic I worked closely with but also the Paramedic I owe my life too. From laughing in the Crew Room, all of us watching movies together, eating dinners together and creating so many memories together- a part of my career went with him when he passed. His badge number is tattooed on my arm to give me a reminder why I do this job. 

🇺🇸 Vincent was one of my very first friends in college! I have so many memories of him, myself and our mutual from Joe squeezed into his truck coming from back classes (and I mean squeezed). The laughs were contagious, the memories lasted for a lifetime and just the smiles on everyone's faces (and the occasional stealing of food) were something I always will remember. In 2015, Vincent lost his battle with mental health.