32 IDAHO FALLS MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER2019
"You are allowed to walk the 5K and the
10K," Wilker said. "It's no pressure."
With the race now becoming an annual
event, Wilker hopes to involve families,
schools and the community. Business
involvement has also provided a significant
boon to fundraising efforts. This year, Eagle
Rock Indian Motorcycle stepped up with
a whopping $4,662 donation from a raffle
to give away one of its 2019 Indian Scout
Sixty motorcycles. (Congrats to the lucky
winner: Hunter Bean of Monteview.)
"I thought about all the stuff we
did together, all the stuff we did with
(Shannon)," he said. "And so whenever I
can do something to help families make
memories like that -- even if it's a little thing
like remember when you did the superhero-
themed race and we all got to dress up?
That's what it's all about."
With the help of sponsors, including the
Idaho State Police, the Shannon Wilker
foundation hopes to continue inspiring
heroes in their crusade against cancer each
year.
For information on next year's
race and details about the founda-
tion, visit www.shannonwilker-
foundation.org.
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