From May 5, 1996 thru April 27, 1997, Karl
Gruber, of Hide-Away-Hills, Ohio successfully ran one marathon a
week for 52 consecutive weeks. Karl's year of marathons was named
the "Super Run for the Cure"
with the idea being that his marathons and the subsequent
publicity would serve as a vehicle to promote public awareness of
the need to find a cure for the deadly disease of leukemia, and
to try to raise $1 million for leukemia research. To date, Karl
is still raising money toward successfully reaching his $1
million goal.
Karl Gruber's "Super
Run for the Cure" is testimony to the
fact that an ordinary man can accomplish extraodinary things! If
Karl, an ordinary, mid-pack runner can run 52 marathons in 52
weeks, you can accomplish something extraordinary too by
contributing to the "Super Run for the
Cure" fund for leukemia research by
mailing your check today to:
Karl became only the 9th man to ever
successfully accomplish running at least 52 marathons for 52
consecutive weeks! "Thank-you to
everyone who gave their support, help and encouragement to me
during my year long adventure! Please sign my guest book or stay
in touch with me at: kwgruber@yahoo.com
".
Watch for the story & picture about Karl in
the July '97 issue of "Runner's World" magazine, and
also look for his book about his "Super
Run" coming in the months ahead!
"YOU CAN ACCOMPLISH YOUR DREAMS IF YOU ONLY BELIEVE...!"
My e-mail address is; kwgruber@yahoo.com 
