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The 16th annual Prineville Hotshot Memorial Firefighting Run will take place on June 6, 2009 - all proceeds go towards maintenance of the Wildland Firefighter monument in Ochoco Creek Park and to the Wildland Firefighter Foundation
The 16th Prineville Hotshot Memorial Firefighting Run will raise funds for the Wildland Firefighter monument
The 16th annual Prineville Hotshot Memorial Firefighter Run will be held on June 6, 2009! The tradition of this years 8K and 5K running & walking event will once again be held in the heart of Central Oregon. The run/walk includes a fun course with an exciting and memorable finish at the Wildland Firefighter Memorial in Ochoco Park. Like last year, we will have a Kids Fun Run and great prizes.

Prizes include a WFF RAFFLE and give-aways from Eugene Running Company, Bucks Bags, Massif Mountian Gear, True North, Footzone Bend, gift certificates, and many other cool prizes.

Visit their website for more information and a sign up form.

Put your running or walking shoes on and head to Prineville, Oregon on June 6, 2009 for the 16th annual Prineville Hotshot 5K and 8K Memorial Run and Walk to honor the 14 firefighters who lost their lives on Storm King Mountain on July 6, 1994. Nine of the 14 people who lost their lives that day were members of the Prineville Hotshots. Following the tragedy, the Prineville community and family members of the 14 came together and began the annual "Prineville Hotshot Memorial Run" to honor those lost.

A Wildland Firefighters Monument, erected by families of the fallen, stands in downtown Prineville's Ochoco Creek Park, where photos and biographies of the 14 Storm King victims sit on rocks among aspens. A path of marble winds to a bronze sculpture by David Nelson, depicting three firefighters in a snag.

Proceeds from the Hotshot Memorial Run go toward the maintenance of the monument and to the Wildland Firefighter Foundation, which offers support of all kinds to the families of injured or fallen firefighters.

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