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Ridgefield Running Company and Darien Running Company wrapped up the 4th annual Frozen Feet Streak Challenge on February 14th.
Participants logged at least one mile OUTSIDE every day for six weeks straight. Over 1200 people signed up for the free challenge, and over 650 completed the challenge. They were put to the test with single-digit temperatures and plenty of snow. They walked, ran, and hiked on various terrain; explored new neighborhoods, parks, beaches, and trails. Many brought their family along, and several dogs completed the challenge with their owners as well. There was even a participant that continued the streak after 2020’s challenge, now reaching over 400 days!
Dec 28, 2020 3:02 PM
Mary J. Postma, age 81, passed away on December 21, 2020. She was preceded in death by her brother Ivan Postma and sister Betty Olin. She is survived by her siblings: Barb (Tim) Calvo of West Olive, Pat (Earl) Moore of Colorado, Jimmy (Ethel) Postma of Holland, Roger Postma of Holland; Many nieces and nephews; Special friend Nancy Barlow. Mary was born the second child of Ivan and Johanna Postma in Holland, Michigan. Her family moved to Zeeland in 1941 where she attended kindergarten, then moved back to Holland where she continued her education and graduated from Holland High School. After graduation, she worked at the Holland Corps before entering training. Mary’s first connection with the Salvation Army was at age 7 when she was invited to attend Sunday School. She was converted at VBS at the age of 7, and became very involved in the Corps. She learned to play an instrument and joined the band, including playing with a Cornet trio and attending many division