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Tri for Our Veterans IV – In Memory of Matt McCulley (Team Semper Fi Event)

May 28, 2011 @ 5:30 am - 10:00 am

Sea Isle, NJ – This event is a wonderful way to start the summer triathlon season AND keep the Memorial in Memorial Day Weekend. Sea Isle City’s “Tri for Our Veterans” triathlon/duathlonis a sprint distance event, complete with an ocean swim (tri) or run (du), a fast bicycle course, and a beach run.

All proceeds will benefit two special Veteran organizations, The Injured Marine Semper Fi Fund and Sea Isle City’s VFW Post 1963, for its efforts to rebuild the Veterans’ Memorial Fountain. A number of military teams will compete, to include Team Semper Fi!

Semper Fi Fund Supporter - Tri For Our Veterans
Come Join the 4th Annual Tri For Our Veterans!!

Due to Matt McCulley’s untimely passing, his sister, Bridgette Summa will manage the race in his memory.

Bridgette can be reached by Email.
To register or volunteer: http://www.vtmts.com/piranha-sports
Additionally, read more about the race and follow the latest developments at www.triforourveterans.blogspot.com.

In Memory of Matt McCulley

Matt McCulley was a 35 year old husband and father of 3 beautiful girls. He was a special and unique son, brother, and friend to many.

As an avid triathlete, runner and coach, Matt had a vision to develop a triathlon in his favorite vacation town, which would benefit two very special organizations: The Injured Marine Semper Fi Fund and Sea Isle City’s VFW Post 1963.

When asked why he wanted to donate his time, energy and support, he simply responded, “I have only one goal: to give something back to the veterans who have fought in our previous battles and those who fight in today’s wars.”

Matt created TRI for Our Veterans to show his appreciation for all of those who have, and continue, to serve our country each day.

On January 12, 2010, Matt suddenly passed away. He touched so many lives, in such a short time, and it is his family’s wish to keep his legacy alive. Matt will be greatly missed, but his spirit will live on.